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Could a different approach have saved the Superconducting Super Collider?

Michael Riordan argues that if the US had a more conservative strategy when building the SSC, the history of particle physics could have been different

Surprising link discovered between fast radio bursts and earthquakes

Researchers find similarities with fast radio bursts and how earthquakes produce secondary aftershocks following a tremor

NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission slammed by independent review panel

Independent Review Board finds 2028 launch date “impossible” to meet

Quantum therapeutics designed to kill cancer cells in brain tumours

Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients

A technique based on modulating quantum processes inside human cells could improve treatment for glioblastoma

Beyond a ‘man’s world’: patriarchs, matriarchs and the quest for gender equality

Isabel Rabey reviews The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule by Angela Saini

Lower noise, better data: a guide to reliable device characterization

Lake Shore Cryotronics explores reliable device characterization

Resonant excitation of nuclear clock transition spotted at XFEL

Research could lead to extremely accurate timekeeper

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Dark photons could explain high-energy scattering data

New analysis suggests a hypothetical force-carrier model matches data better than the Standard Model, though further work is needed

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Plug me in: the physics of brain–computer interfaces

Developments in neurotechnology, biophysics and material science are helping to advance the technology that can link your brain to a computer

High-precision measurement of the strong force is made at CERN

Z-boson observation by ATLAS is in line with the Standard Model

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Could a different approach have saved the Superconducting Super Collider?

Surprising link discovered between fast radio bursts and earthquakes

NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission slammed by independent review panel

Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients

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Lower noise, better data: a guide to reliable device characterization

Resonant excitation of nuclear clock transition spotted at XFEL

Dark photons could explain high-energy scattering data

Plug me in: the physics of brain–computer interfaces

High-precision measurement of the strong force is made at CERN

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