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Subtle quantum effects dictate how some nuclei break apart

New coronagraph pushes exoplanet discovery to the quantum limit

Five-body recombination could cause significant loss from atom traps

Quantum effect could tame noisy nanoparticles by rendering them invisible

Smartphone sensors and antihydrogen could soon put relativity to the test

‘Chatty’ artificial intelligence could improve student enthusiasm for physics and maths, finds study

European centre celebrates 50 years at the forefront of weather forecasting

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