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Breakthrough in quantum error correction could lead to large-scale quantum computers

Errors can be reduced by increasing number of qubits

set-up for time reflection demonstration

Physicists perform first measurement of ‘time reflection’ in microwaves

New demonstration of unusual phenomenon could help improve wireless communication

Tracking oxygenation during radiotherapy

Real-time monitoring of brain tissue oxygenation could personalize radiotherapy

Imaging cerebral oxygenation during radiotherapy with functional near-infrared spectroscopy provides a step toward personalized cancer treatments

From barren sands to extreme architecture: building the first Martian metropolis

Ian Randall reviews The First City on Mars: an Urban Planner’s Guide to Settling the Red Planet by Justin Hollander

Illustration of Mie resonances in a droplet

Flashing droplets could shed light on atomic physics and quantum tunnelling

Optical effect could reveal pollutants in water

Chaos plays a role in how memories are forgotten, simulations suggest

Memories fade into noise to make room for new information

Scientists say UK must rejoin Horizon Europe to bolster ‘science superpower’ claims

A perceived lack of urgency from the UK government over joining the Horizon Europe programme is causing concern

The latest in in situ/in operando characterization of Li-ion batteries

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic and TA Instruments – Waters, explores the phenomena that are taking place in the development of lithium-ion batteries

A modified Boeing 747-400 in front of an aircraft hangar labelled Spaceport Cornwall

UK spaceports: the good, the bad and the ugly

Benjamin Skuse looks at how the UK space industry may, or may not, benefit from the rise of local spaceports

Team at the Large Helical Device control room

Proton–boron fusion passes scientific milestone

Exotic fuel is confined magnetically, but doubts remain about its potential as an energy source

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Breakthrough in quantum error correction could lead to large-scale quantum computers

Physicists perform first measurement of ‘time reflection’ in microwaves

Real-time monitoring of brain tissue oxygenation could personalize radiotherapy

From barren sands to extreme architecture: building the first Martian metropolis

Flashing droplets could shed light on atomic physics and quantum tunnelling

Chaos plays a role in how memories are forgotten, simulations suggest

Scientists say UK must rejoin Horizon Europe to bolster ‘science superpower’ claims

The latest in in situ/in operando characterization of Li-ion batteries

UK spaceports: the good, the bad and the ugly

Proton–boron fusion passes scientific milestone

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