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Tiny 3D-printed lens can pass through a syringe needle

High-quality compound lenses could be used on insect-sized drone aircraft

Coloured electron microscope image of a miniaturized triplet lens mounted on the end of an optical fibre

A Nobel view on scientific leadership

Brian Schmidt offers gems of advice to aspiring leaders

Quantum computer simulates fundamental particle interactions for the first time

Trapped ions model the creation and annihilation of electron–positron pairs

Brave new Jupiter

With NASA’s Juno spacecraft arriving at Jupiter this July, Stephen Ornes reports on what scientists have in store for this distant probe

Artistic impression of the Juno spacecraft, consisting of a central gold-hued structure from which emanate three symmetrical long rectangular solar-celled brown arms, positioned in front of Jupiter

What is a watt balance?

Stephan Schlamminger describes how this device will redefine mass

Watt balance at NIST photographed by Tushna Commissariat

Relativistic codes reveal a clumpy universe

Computer codes simulate the universe using Einstein's full theory for the first time

Illustration of galaxies floating on the curved space&ndash;time sea

Out of this world cuisine

g-ASTRONOMY merges cosmology with fine dining

KM3NeT neutrino sea-scope takes shape

Collaboration unveils detailed plans for world's largest neutrino array

Illustration of a building-block of KM3NeT, each of which comprises 115 detections strings

Could on-chip quantum frequency combs lead to scalable quantum computers?

By integrating quantum frequency combs into glass chips, researchers have taken an important step towards a scalable quantum computer

Computer keyboard with quantum computer chip

China’s tunnel vision

A new book makes a compelling case for building the next big particle collider in China, but Richard de Grijs can’t help wondering who its real audience is

Photo of the Great Wall of China snaking over lushly forested hills

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Tiny 3D-printed lens can pass through a syringe needle

A Nobel view on scientific leadership

Quantum computer simulates fundamental particle interactions for the first time

Brave new Jupiter

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Relativistic codes reveal a clumpy universe

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KM3NeT neutrino sea-scope takes shape

Could on-chip quantum frequency combs lead to scalable quantum computers?

China’s tunnel vision

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