Antimatter ‘surfs’ to higher energies on a plasma wave
New positron acceleration technique could boost energies in next-generation colliders
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New positron acceleration technique could boost energies in next-generation colliders
Read article: Antimatter ‘surfs’ to higher energies on a plasma wave
Books about the science of keeping things cool and a security breach at one of America’s premier nuclear-weapons facilities, plus a DVD featuring some very nerdy science comedy
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David Appell explores how the Advanced LIGO facility is designed to detect gravitational waves
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Depositing lithium on 2D material generates Cooper pairs
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The UK’s neutron and muon source, ISIS, has emerged from a major vacuum upgrade that will give researchers better tools for studying the structure of matter
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A collection of geology, geophysics and earth science blogs written by (mostly) European geoscientists
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A book that characterizes life on Earth as "special but not significant" gets Tamara Davis thinking about the interconnectedness of the cosmos
Read article: Unique, but not exceptional
Radon–thoron isotope concentrations may peak before an earthquake
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Photon–photon interactions pave the way to all-optical quantum computers
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Using muons to hunt for hidden burial chambers inside Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun
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