Scientists crack oyster’s secret of strength
Nanoscale study of sturdy shells could lead to better body armour
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Nanoscale study of sturdy shells could lead to better body armour
Read article: Scientists crack oyster’s secret of strength
Eugenia Etkina and Gorazd Planinšič describe how research into how people learn is reshaping the way they teach physics
Read article: Habits of mind: how thinking like a scientist can improve teaching physics
Transformation seismology tested in France
JUNO will focus on neutrinos from nearby reactors
Read article: China to build a huge underground neutrino experiment
Exploring the hidden histories of the American and Soviet "atomic cities" with Kate Brown, author of Plutopia
Read article: Plutonium’s toxic legacy
Mössbauer effect used to modulate individual photons
Read article: Gamma-ray shaping could lead to ‘nuclear’ quantum computers
Near-field light could manipulate viruses and proteins
Read article: Optical tweezers grab nanometre-sized objects
New 2D material could have very large magnetic moment
Read article: Graphene-like iron made in the lab
Video interview with Battushig Myanganbayar who achieved a perfect score in an online MIT course, aged just 15
Read article: The electronics wonderkid from Ulan Bator
Alexei Kojevnikov reviews a book about the toxic legacy and complex history of the American and Soviet plutonium programmes
Read article: Plutopia forever