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Sarafina El-Badry Nance: an uplifting tale of passion, resilience and strength

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New bolometer could lead to better cryogenic quantum technologies

System can be easily calibrated

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Observing the Milky Way galaxy in particles rather than light opens up a new avenue of multimessenger astronomy

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The so-called China Initiative has led to many Chinese scientists to consider leaving the US

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Approaching infinity…and beyond

Siblings Eugenia Viti and Ivan Viti explore the mathematical limits of the everyday

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At a similar radiation dose, photon-counting CT offers better image quality than dual-source CT in babies and infants with suspected congenital heart defects

Dry scroll pumps: filling the performance gap

With the launch of its compact mXDS3 and mXDS3s series, Edwards is offering scientific and industrial customers greater choice when it comes to the functionality and performance of its dry scroll vacuum pumps

Pulsar timing irregularities reveals hidden gravitational-wave background

Results from radio telescopes worldwide show that the universe is undulating with a background commotion of gravitational waves

Researcher Niall Holmes wears the brain imaging helmet

Wearable scanner measures brain function in people on the move

A wearable MEG system combined with matrix coil magnetic shielding enables brain scanning while people stand and walk around

IBM’s 127-qubit processor shows quantum advantage without error correction

Quantum error mitigation used to calculate 2D Ising model

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Sarafina El-Badry Nance: an uplifting tale of passion, resilience and strength

New bolometer could lead to better cryogenic quantum technologies

IceCube detects high-energy neutrinos from within the Milky Way

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Dry scroll pumps: filling the performance gap

Pulsar timing irregularities reveals hidden gravitational-wave background

Wearable scanner measures brain function in people on the move

IBM’s 127-qubit processor shows quantum advantage without error correction

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