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A graphic representation of a particle beam in an accelerator. The beam appears as a jet of bright blue dots flying through black space marked with blue grid lines

Particle physicists get AI help with beam dynamics

New machine learning algorithm accurately reconstructs the shapes of particle accelerator beams from tiny amounts of data

Gravitational lensing of supernova yields new value for Hubble constant

New measurement adds to the mystery of the universe’s expansion

UK pins ‘net zero’ hopes on carbon capture

The UK has announced a £20bn package for carbon-capture projects, but not everyone is convinced it will be enough to deliver the country’s net-zero targets

New type of quasiparticle emerges to tame quantum computing errors

The existence of so-called non-Abelian anyons has been reported by four independent teams, though plenty of challenges remain, writes Philip Ball

fruit and veg stall in Borough Market, London

A co-ordinated measurement system is one of humanity’s greatest achievements – we must stick with it

Steven Judge argues that it would be wrong for countries to revert to imperial measures

Optical frequency combs in space: ready for take-off

Menlo Systems looks at bringing ultimate precision to space by qualifying the optical frequency comb for in-orbit operation

Climate-change ‘fingerprint’ is identified in the upper atmosphere

Observations agree with computer simulations of global warming

Photo of a Pacific cleaner shrimp showing its brilliant white whisker-like antennae, white stripe down its back and white spots on its tail

Mystery of bright-white shrimp solved

Optical nanostructure in the antennae, cuticle, tail, and jaw of Pacific cleaner shrimp explains the animal’s striking pigmentation

Strange-matter observation points to existence of diquarks in baryons

Lambda baryon production is seen in data gathered almost 20 years ago

Patient QA for SBRT and SRS treatment with IBA SRS detector

IBA Dosimetry explores the benefits associated with using myQA® SRS for patient QA

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Particle physicists get AI help with beam dynamics

Gravitational lensing of supernova yields new value for Hubble constant

UK pins ‘net zero’ hopes on carbon capture

New type of quasiparticle emerges to tame quantum computing errors

A co-ordinated measurement system is one of humanity’s greatest achievements – we must stick with it

Optical frequency combs in space: ready for take-off

Climate-change ‘fingerprint’ is identified in the upper atmosphere

Mystery of bright-white shrimp solved

Strange-matter observation points to existence of diquarks in baryons

Patient QA for SBRT and SRS treatment with IBA SRS detector

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