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Stretchable graphene transistors inspired by kirigami

Japanese art of paper cutting used to make micron-sized electronic and mechanical devices

Photograph of a paper model of the pyramid device and a microscope image of several different graphene kirigami devices

Why are gamma-ray bursts so extremely interesting?

Carole Mundell explains why astronomers think gamma-ray bursts are quite possibly the most extreme objects in the universe

Electron spins cross over in femtoseconds

New measurements could lead to better spintronics

Photograph of the 2D ultrafast, ultraviolet spectroscopy set-up that was used to measure the spin crossover time

Metal foams could make promising radiation shields

Environmentally friendly foams could be used in everything from space travel to nuclear reactors

What can we learn by listening to the ocean?

From marine earthquakes to dolphins chattering, the ocean rings with noises

Room at the bottom

A biography of Silicon Valley's "quiet revolutionary", Gordon Moore, gets Paul Michael Grant thinking about the future of Moore's eponymous law

Searching for life on other planets

Sara Seager is keen to use the next generation of telescopes to look for evidence of extraterrestrial life

‘Metasheet’ blocks a narrow band of radiation, letting the rest pass

Material made of metal helices could be used for radar cloaking

Artistic impression of electromagnetic radiation travelling through a metasheet

Spain and Chile will host next-generation gamma-ray observatory

Cherenkov Telescope Array will study the most energetic events in the universe

Artist's impression of a group of telescopes in the Cherenkov Telescope Array

Physicists build universal optics chip

New photonic device could serve as basis for quantum computers

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Stretchable graphene transistors inspired by kirigami

Why are gamma-ray bursts so extremely interesting?

Electron spins cross over in femtoseconds

Metal foams could make promising radiation shields

What can we learn by listening to the ocean?

Room at the bottom

Searching for life on other planets

‘Metasheet’ blocks a narrow band of radiation, letting the rest pass

Spain and Chile will host next-generation gamma-ray observatory

Physicists build universal optics chip

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