
Amino acid detected in space
The detection of glycine in the Milky Way could help us understand the origins of life in the universe
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The detection of glycine in the Milky Way could help us understand the origins of life in the universe
The 2003 Dirac Medal has been awarded to Robert Kraichnan and Vladimir Zakharov
The detection of hydrogen near a type 1a supernova could help pin down the origins of these stellar explosions
Quantum information made easy
Turbulent breakthrough in superfluid helium
Subatomic particles are proving highly effective in the treatment of cancer
The state of the art in medical imaging technology
Dusty-plasma experiments on the space station reveal 3D crystal growth in zero gravity
Designing new textures of ice cream is a serious scientific business
The discovery of polarized gamma-ray bursts suggests that they are powered by strong magnetic fields in the explosions of massive stars