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Slow spectroscopy sheds light on photodegradation

Technique reveals how organic materials accumulate charge

Photo of the slow spectroscopy experiment

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Oak Ridge Quantum Science Center prioritizes joined-up thinking, multidisciplinary impacts

QSC to accelerate convergence of quantum computing and exascale high-performance computing

Travis Humble at the Quantum Science Center at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

So you want to install a wind turbine? Here’s what you need to know

Janina Moereke discovers the practicalities of installing wind turbines in a forest

Large group of people and bikes at the edge of a forest

Quantum-scale thermodynamics offers a tighter definition of entropy

New formulation sheds light on the three-level maser

Illustration of the application of the new thermodynamics

Bring gravity back down to Earth: from giraffes and tree snakes to ‘squishy’ space–time

Emma Chapman reviews Crush: Close Encounters with Gravity by James Riordon

child sat cross legged on grass with a book on their lap and windfall apples by their feet

Staying the course with lockdowns could end future pandemics in months

New calculation of viral spread suggests that rapid elimination of SARS-CoV-2-like viruses is scientifically feasible, though social challenges remain

Artist’s impression of Sars-CoV-2 virions

Heat engine captures energy as Earth cools at night

System can generate electricity when solar cells cannot

Photograph of Jeremy Munday and the Stirling engine

Electrical charge on objects in optical tweezers can be controlled precisely

New technique could shed light on electrification of aerosols

Photograph of the optical-tweezers and a member of the research team

Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe?

Objects formed by exotic particles could have created primordial black holes

Academic assassinations are a threat to global science

Alireza Qaiumzadeh says that science can only exist if scientists are protected as civilians

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Slow spectroscopy sheds light on photodegradation

Oak Ridge Quantum Science Center prioritizes joined-up thinking, multidisciplinary impacts

So you want to install a wind turbine? Here’s what you need to know

Quantum-scale thermodynamics offers a tighter definition of entropy

Bring gravity back down to Earth: from giraffes and tree snakes to ‘squishy’ space–time

Staying the course with lockdowns could end future pandemics in months

Heat engine captures energy as Earth cools at night

Electrical charge on objects in optical tweezers can be controlled precisely

Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe?

Academic assassinations are a threat to global science

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