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The dream of a ‘quantum internet’ is closer than you might think

The quantum web is growing, but when will it truly span the world? Jon Cartwright reports

Wireless trend demands radiofrequency innovation

The defence and security company QinetiQ is looking for physicists and engineers who are keen to explore the properties of radio waves to solve wireless challenges and create novel solutions

Towards combined hypoxia imaging and adaptive radiotherapy

Researchers demonstrate first-in-human translation of oxygen-enhanced MRI onto an MR-linac system

Reimagining patient QA: 3D EPID dosimetry leverages Monte Carlo calculations

Specialist dosimetry and QA vendor PTW has teamed up with medical physicists in the Netherlands to integrate 3D EPID dosimetry within its VERIQA patient QA platform

Reconfigurable metasurface steers incoherent light in less than a picosecond

Research could benefit self-driving cars and virtual reality displays

Beyond the quantum woo-niverse: getting to grips with the fundamentals of quantum mechanics

Philip Moriarty reviews Quantum Bullsh*t: How to Ruin Your Life with Advice from Quantum Physics by Chris Ferrie

Colour-resolved Cherenkov imaging improves the accuracy of radiotherapy dose monitoring

Accounting for attenuation due to a patient’s blood volume or skin colour could make Cherenkov imaging a reliable indicator of delivered radiation dose

Emirates Mars Mission takes first high-resolution images of Mars’ moon Deimos

The images were released yesterday at the week-long European Geosciences Union meeting in Vienna

‘Goldilocks zone’ may not be a good metric for whether life exists on exoplanets, say astrobiologists

New study suggests that the presence of liquid water as well as sufficient light is essential for plant life on other planets

Combining solar power with thermal storage to avoid wasting energy

Australian company RayGen hopes to solve the limits of solar power by combining its systems with thermal storage, as Richard Stevenson reports

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The dream of a ‘quantum internet’ is closer than you might think

Wireless trend demands radiofrequency innovation

Towards combined hypoxia imaging and adaptive radiotherapy

Reimagining patient QA: 3D EPID dosimetry leverages Monte Carlo calculations

Reconfigurable metasurface steers incoherent light in less than a picosecond

Beyond the quantum woo-niverse: getting to grips with the fundamentals of quantum mechanics

Colour-resolved Cherenkov imaging improves the accuracy of radiotherapy dose monitoring

Emirates Mars Mission takes first high-resolution images of Mars’ moon Deimos

‘Goldilocks zone’ may not be a good metric for whether life exists on exoplanets, say astrobiologists

Combining solar power with thermal storage to avoid wasting energy

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