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Decoding the quantum horizon

Introducing the "it from qubit" concept

On the shoulders of hidden giants

NASA engineer K Renee Horton raves about Hidden Figures, the film and the book, that tells the story of the African-American women who helped win the space race

Photo of Katherine Johnson at work at NASA

Why we should give credit to code creators

Arfon Smith argues that we need to adopt better ways of recognizing contributors to software development in physics

Organic semiconductor could reverse degenerative blindness

Device inspired by polymer solar cell restores vision in rats

Microscope image showing the implant in a rat's eye

Tracking neutrinos in virtual reality

VR app lets you explore the inner workings of the MicroBooNE neutrino detector

Meet the ‘angulon’, a new quasiparticle found in superfluid helium

Rotating molecule plus surrounding disturbance is particle-like

Anger over Trump’s travel curbs

Peter Gwynne wonders what impact the US ban of visitors from seven countries will have on science

A quantum boost for machine learning

Maria Schuld describes how researchers plan to enhance machine learning using quantum computation

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Supernova 1987A enters a new phase

Stellar explosion fascinates astronomers 30 years on

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Speaking a different language: how to communicate science

Brian Clegg looks at how we might improve how we talk about science

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Decoding the quantum horizon

On the shoulders of hidden giants

Why we should give credit to code creators

Organic semiconductor could reverse degenerative blindness

Tracking neutrinos in virtual reality

Meet the ‘angulon’, a new quasiparticle found in superfluid helium

Anger over Trump’s travel curbs

A quantum boost for machine learning

Supernova 1987A enters a new phase

Speaking a different language: how to communicate science

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