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Ultrafast laser-based electron beam could help explore radiobiology of the FLASH effect

A femtosecond infrared laser tightly focused in ambient air generates a high-dose-rate MeV electron beam

Solar-powered fabric cools in the day and warms at night

Technology could be used in clothing and spacesuits

Magnetic reconnection in space and fusion plasmas: challenges at large and small scales

Join the audience for a live webinar on 6 February 2024 sponsored by IOP Publishing's journal, Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Unifying gravity and quantum mechanics without the need for quantum gravity

Approach uses the random coupling of the quantum and classical worlds

Protocol could make it easier to test the quantum nature of large objects

Scheme does not require a macroscopic quantum state

Ukraine invasion forced a fifth of scientists to flee the country in 2022, study finds

The impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has also hit those researchers that stayed in the country

Smart intravenous needle softens upon insertion into a blood vessel

An IV needle whose mechanical properties change at body temperature could enable safer, less painful injections

optical components on an optical bench, bathed in orange light

Entangled molecules make a novel qubit platform

Two independent groups report a new tool for quantum science

Abstract photo of tendril particles, depicting chaos

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Jessica Flack reviews The Primacy of Doubt by Tim Palmer

Cardiac PET scans could predict onset of neurodegenerative disease in at-risk individuals

¹⁸F-dopamine PET imaging of the heart can distinguish individuals later diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease or Lewy body dementia

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Ultrafast laser-based electron beam could help explore radiobiology of the FLASH effect

Solar-powered fabric cools in the day and warms at night

Magnetic reconnection in space and fusion plasmas: challenges at large and small scales

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Ukraine invasion forced a fifth of scientists to flee the country in 2022, study finds

Smart intravenous needle softens upon insertion into a blood vessel

Entangled molecules make a novel qubit platform

Could the geometry of chaos be fundamental to the behaviour of the universe?

Cardiac PET scans could predict onset of neurodegenerative disease in at-risk individuals

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