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Researchers issue warning over the increasing carbon footprint of computational science

The researchers argue that education and research are needed to raise awareness and drive innovation

This artist's impression of the two-faced white dwarf star shows the star as a glowing blue-white ball, one side of which is darker and more granular-looking than the other

Two-faced white dwarf star leaves astronomers puzzled

Merger of two stellar remnants could explain a peculiar split between the star’s helium- and hydrogen-covered hemispheres

New particle accelerator is driven by curved laser beams

Technique could make it easier to create multi-stage laser wakefield systems

JWST finds ‘smoking gun’ evidence of early galaxies transforming the universe

Distant quasar sheds light on the reionization of the cosmos

Life in space impacts human brain structure

New findings on how spaceflight experience impacts an astronaut’s brain could help define guidelines for future space missions

Why it would be better if everyone thought like a scientist

Solving our political polarization problem could be possible with one single, simple but very hard step, argues James Kakalios

UK scientists dismayed over lack of progress on Horizon Europe membership

A reported draft deal between the UK and the EU failed to materialize this week

Squid-inspired material controls the transmission of light, heat and microwaves

Elastomer could be used in energy-efficient buildings

Introducing the RadCalc Portal: a window into the future of your single-platform QA solution (RadCalc v7.3.1)

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores what is new in the latest release of RadCalc Portal

Researchers demonstrate the positioning of the wearable BraCoil

Wearable coil vest could change the game in breast MRI

A flexible breast coil array that can be worn like a sports bra could improve patient comfort and enable more time-efficient breast MRI

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Researchers issue warning over the increasing carbon footprint of computational science

Two-faced white dwarf star leaves astronomers puzzled

New particle accelerator is driven by curved laser beams

JWST finds ‘smoking gun’ evidence of early galaxies transforming the universe

Life in space impacts human brain structure

Why it would be better if everyone thought like a scientist

UK scientists dismayed over lack of progress on Horizon Europe membership

Squid-inspired material controls the transmission of light, heat and microwaves

Introducing the RadCalc Portal: a window into the future of your single-platform QA solution (RadCalc v7.3.1)

Wearable coil vest could change the game in breast MRI

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