Quasar tests general relativity to the limit
Researchers also claim first hard evidence for black holes
Read article: Quasar tests general relativity to the limit
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Researchers also claim first hard evidence for black holes
Read article: Quasar tests general relativity to the limit
Pressure group sends out new invitations for presidential candidates to discuss science
Read article: US renews call for science debate
Colliding magnetic fields believed to eject particles from the Sun
Cheaper, faster data storage could be around the corner
Report shows that last year’s spending up 11% on 2006
If extra dimensions exist, quantum gravity could alter the rate of well-known reactions
Read article: Testing quantum gravity at the LHC
Radiation reflected by the skin could potentially reveal a person’s emotional state
A fibre-optic acoustic sensor that can detect a person up to 10 m away could soon be deployed in many demanding security applications. Jacqueline Hewett talks to David Hill at QinetiQ to find out just how sensitive OptaSense is.
Read article: Fibre sensor secures optical networks and pipelines
Measurement applications for terahertz radiation are "endless"
Read article: The terahertz revolution
New device could identify illegal substances inside vehicles