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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

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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

Sound is manipulated for quantum information processing

Experiment opens the possibility of mixing superconducting and phononic qubits

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Attention all allies: why there are so few women in science and how you can help

Isabel Rabey reviews Not Just For the Boys: Why We Need More Women in Science by Athene Donald

Model-based battery management systems for current and next-generation batteries

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic, TA Instruments – Waters and Hiden Analytical, explores battery management systems for current and next-generation batteries

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

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Wearable coil vest could change the game in breast MRI

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