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Artist's illustration showing a magnifying glass suspended over a grey surface of a material. Brightly coloured particles - red, blue, purple and orange, representing different temperatures - are popping out of the material and passing through the magnifying glass

Quantum simulator visualizes large-scale entanglement in materials

Result draws on 50-year-old theorem from quantum field theory to make entanglement measurement more efficient

Scientists with disabilities suffer $14,000 pay penalty, finds US study

Scientists who suffer from a disability that occurred early in their life earn around $14,000 less per year than their colleagues

Mystery of how dolomite forms could be solved at long last

Computer simulations and electron microscopy reveal mineral’s secret

Photo of four iodine vapour cells, which are glass boxes a few centimetres long

Portable optical atomic clock makes its commercial debut

California-based start-up Vector Atomic’s iodine vapour cell clock is 100 times more precise than predecessors based on microwave frequencies

Image of a long string of random-appearing 1's and 0's on a blue background

Researchers grapple with bringing quantum security to the cloud

Attempt to combine quantum key distribution with Shamir’s secret sharing algorithm leaves some experts unconvinced

Strange metal is quiet when it comes to shot noise

Experiment suggests absence of quasiparticles

Stratospheric effect boosts global warming as carbon dioxide levels rise

New research explains variations in climate-model predictions

US announces international plan to boost commercial fusion energy

US climate envoy John Kerry announced the move this week at the UN Climate Change Conference, COP28

Lots of oxygen existed in the early universe, JWST reveals

Conditions for life could have been present earlier than previously thought

Wearable ECG provides continuous cardiac monitoring

A wearable ECG patch could enhance point-of-care diagnostics via continuous monitoring of the heart’s electrical signals

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Quantum simulator visualizes large-scale entanglement in materials

Scientists with disabilities suffer $14,000 pay penalty, finds US study

Mystery of how dolomite forms could be solved at long last

Portable optical atomic clock makes its commercial debut

Researchers grapple with bringing quantum security to the cloud

Strange metal is quiet when it comes to shot noise

Stratospheric effect boosts global warming as carbon dioxide levels rise

US announces international plan to boost commercial fusion energy

Lots of oxygen existed in the early universe, JWST reveals

Wearable ECG provides continuous cardiac monitoring

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