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Entangled molecules make a novel qubit platform

Two independent groups report a new tool for quantum science

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Could the geometry of chaos be fundamental to the behaviour of the universe?

Jessica Flack reviews The Primacy of Doubt by Tim Palmer

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QUANT-NET’s testbed innovations: reimagining the quantum network

Joe McEntee visits Berkeley Lab to learn about QUANT-NET's quantum network testbed for distributed quantum computing applications

What would happen if communication systems broke down?

Ian Randall reviews Communications Breakdown: SF Stories about the Future of Connection edited by Jonathan Strahan

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Acoustic touch technology helps blind people ‘see’ using sound

Smart glasses that incorporate acoustic touch show promise as a sensory aid for blind people

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Jemima Coleman and Wendy Sadler say that science magazines have a responsibility to ensure that science is accessible and inclusive for all

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Medical physicists at University Hospitals Birmingham in the UK rely on LAP’s RadCalc QA secondary check software to support their high-dose-rate brachytherapy programme

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Entangled molecules make a novel qubit platform

Could the geometry of chaos be fundamental to the behaviour of the universe?

Cardiac PET scans could predict onset of neurodegenerative disease in at-risk individuals

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The Las Vegas Sphere and its curious link with Isaac Newton

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Designing for diversity – what makes people pick up a science magazine?

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