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In this artist's depiction of a trapped-ion quantum computer, green, triangular-faceted blobs hover in a ring above a gold surface divided into compartments

Quantum computer generates strings of certifiably random numbers

Quantinuum’s trapped-ion computer has also been used to study problems in quantum magnetism and knot theory

Isolated pockets of audible sound are created using metasurfaces

"Audible enclaves" could transform how we perceive sound

Radicchio seedlings grown under glass and perovskite rooftops

Solar cell greenhouse accelerates plant growth

A greenhouse with a perovskite solar cell rooftop led to faster growth and larger leaves in radicchio seedlings

DESI delivers a cosmological bombshell

“Phantom” dark energy existed long ago, observations suggest

Apple picked as logo for celebration of classical physics in 2027

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Electron and proton FLASH deliver similar skin-sparing in radiotherapy of mice

Comparison of electron- and proton-based FLASH radiotherapy reveals remarkable similarity in reducing acute skin damage

University professor gesturing while interacting with diverse group of attentive students in a lecture hall

Teaching university physics doesn’t have to be rocket science

Mike Edmunds and Zbig Sobiesierski argue that student learning can be boosted by enthusiasm, engagement and enablement

Schematic diagram of the Zuchongzhi-3 chip showing four layers. The top layer is silver and has the chip's name written on it in Chinese characters. Below it is a layer that resembles neon turquoise mesh. The third layer is a circuit board. The bottom layer is a silvery substrate.

Quantum computers extend lead over classical machines in random circuit sampling

New Zuchongzhi 3.0 processor can solve in minutes a problem that would take a supercomputer billions of years

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Tiny island, big science: the North Ronaldsay Science Festival

Mark Wrigley describes his experience at one of the most unusual locations for science outreach

Cell sorting device could detect circulating tumour cells

Researchers harness standing acoustic waves to separate microspheres that mimic circulating tumour cells in a blood sample

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Quantum computer generates strings of certifiably random numbers

Isolated pockets of audible sound are created using metasurfaces

Solar cell greenhouse accelerates plant growth

DESI delivers a cosmological bombshell

Apple picked as logo for celebration of classical physics in 2027

Electron and proton FLASH deliver similar skin-sparing in radiotherapy of mice

Teaching university physics doesn’t have to be rocket science

Quantum computers extend lead over classical machines in random circuit sampling

Tiny island, big science: the North Ronaldsay Science Festival

Cell sorting device could detect circulating tumour cells

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