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The descent of mass

Jon Cartwright talks to the physicists who are hoping to find a flaw in the equivalence principle

Plugging the deficit in Europe’s neutron supply

As Europe’s neutron supply could fall by as much as half within the next couple of decades, newly developed sources could stave off the decline

Frequency comb traps and cools atoms

New technique could work on hard-to-cool atoms like oxygen and hydrogen, say physicists

Photograph of Wesley Campbell, Xueping Long and Andrew Jayich in the lab at UCLA

What could you do with a 50- or 100-qubit quantum computer?

Andrea Morello predicts uses for the quantum computers of the not-too-distant future

Transforming African astronomy with MeerKAT

Nithaya Chetty, deputy chief executive officer of astronomy for the South Africa’s National Research Foundation, on how to boost research in the region

‘Radical’ new microscope lens combines high resolution with large field of view

Optical system can study sub-cellular processes in large biological specimens

Image of a mouse embryo taken using the new mesolens

Correlation between galaxy rotation and visible matter puzzles astronomers

New study strengthens the case for modified Newtonian dynamics

What is a topological metal?

Zahid Hasan explains the theory behind the first known topological metal

Gender bias found in recommendation letters

Male and female researchers write stronger recommendation letters for men, study reveals

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Aspiring quantum physicists gather in Rome

Young Italian Quantum Information Conference celebrates early career scientists

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The descent of mass

Plugging the deficit in Europe’s neutron supply

Frequency comb traps and cools atoms

What could you do with a 50- or 100-qubit quantum computer?

Transforming African astronomy with MeerKAT

‘Radical’ new microscope lens combines high resolution with large field of view

Correlation between galaxy rotation and visible matter puzzles astronomers

What is a topological metal?

Gender bias found in recommendation letters

Aspiring quantum physicists gather in Rome

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