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Nanocrystal inks used to build flexible transistors

New device could be used to build flexible or wearable electronics

A nanocrystal-ink printed transistor on a flexible backing

Complex interactions: complexity and collective phenomena

Sergio de Régules delves into the world of complexity science and the study of systems that cover multiple scales

Lines and dots interconnecting, conceptual illustration.

Laureates call for cut to highly enriched uranium

35 Nobel laureates say nuclear reactors should use low-enriched uranium

Birds measure magnetic fields using long-lived quantum coherence

Evolution may have optimized fluctuations in cryptochrome proteins, say scientists

The rise of Rydberg physics

Rydberg atoms are perfect for quantum logic gates and can even be used to make molecules of light, reports Keith Cooper

Finding the Earth-bound evidence for supernovae in the galactic neighbourhood

Iron-60 deposits in the Earth's crust reveal that supernovae in the relatively recent past may have affected our planet

Faces of Physics: inspiring the next generation

Ghada Nehmeh is transforming physics education at the Bronx High School of Science

White dwarf with nearly pure oxygen atmosphere surprises astronomers

Discovery sheds further light on the dying days of stars

Photograph of the Sloane Digital Sky Survey 2.5 m telescope

Rivers of stars could point to cold dark matter in the Milky Way halo

Dark matter's effect on stellar streams should be measurable, says astrophysicist

Artist's impression of several stellar streams that surround the Milky Way

How to succeed at networking in science

Make the most of your next conference with these tips from networking experts

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Nanocrystal inks used to build flexible transistors

Complex interactions: complexity and collective phenomena

Laureates call for cut to highly enriched uranium

Birds measure magnetic fields using long-lived quantum coherence

The rise of Rydberg physics

Finding the Earth-bound evidence for supernovae in the galactic neighbourhood

Faces of Physics: inspiring the next generation

White dwarf with nearly pure oxygen atmosphere surprises astronomers

Rivers of stars could point to cold dark matter in the Milky Way halo

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