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Simulating inner strain that causes brains to bulge

Researchers use models of soft solids to assess damage caused by craniectomies

Simulating how the brain responds to internal pressure

Still not even wrong

Ten years after his infamous anti-string-theory book, Peter Woit thinks the subject is more tangled than ever

Probes and priorities: China’s strategy for space

With China launching a batch of probes this year in the first part of its space priority programme, Cindy Hao discovers that funding issues may hit future missions

Chip shifts frequencies of photon qubits

New technology could help to link-up quantum devices

Photograph showing the frequency-converter chip

Adventures in search of auroras

This fascinating account of the Northern Lights taught reviewer (and space plasma physicist) Colin Forsyth a thing or two about aurora science

Photo of Iceland's Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon on a night with aurora present. The lagoon is dotted with icebergs that appear purple under the purple-green light of the aurora

Some nuclei exist close to a quantum phase transition

Discovery could shed light on production of heavy elements in stars

Artist's impression of two nuclear phases

Why do we want to build a watt balance to determine mass?

Stephan Schlamminger explains why we need to redefine the kilogram

Laser polarization boosts quality of proton beams

New technique could improve laser-plasma accelerators

X-rays yield ghost images

New techniques might lead to lower doses for X-ray diagnoses

Ghost image of a wire taken by Daniele Pelliccia and colleagues

The risks and rewards of radiation

Timothy Jorgensen’s book greatly contributes to removing the mystery and misunderstanding that surrounds radiation, writes reviewer Jun Deng

Colour-enhanced transmission electron micrograph showing radiation damage to chromosomes. The chromosomes appear as dark blobs with tendrils and bits and pieces of material scattered around the field of view

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Simulating inner strain that causes brains to bulge

Still not even wrong

Probes and priorities: China’s strategy for space

Chip shifts frequencies of photon qubits

Adventures in search of auroras

Some nuclei exist close to a quantum phase transition

Why do we want to build a watt balance to determine mass?

Laser polarization boosts quality of proton beams

X-rays yield ghost images

The risks and rewards of radiation

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