Read article: Mushroom-based substrates create flexible and sustainable electronics
Fungal-grown mycelium skins provide a biodegradable substrate for electronic devices and could help reduce electronic waste
Read article: Quantum teleportation opens a ‘wormhole in space–time’
String theory and quantum gravity could be put to the test by quantum processor
Read article: Light-powered cardiac pacemaker could deliver painless and targeted treatment
Device targets light-sensitive molecules in the heart
Read article: Uncovering the tiny defects that make materials fail
Tomas Martin and Stacy Moore describe how complementary microscopy techniques can uncover why a material has failed
Read article: Möbius strip for light could give optical technologies a boost
Photonic crystal resonator creates light with half-integer angular momentum
Read article: Deep-learning system identifies difficult-to-detect brain metastases
A deep-learning-based computer-aided detection system reveals brain metastases that the human eye cannot reliably discern
Read article: Three tips for explaining your science in under three minutes
Ocean Bach offers his advice on presenting science to a general audience
Read article: Materials innovation on display in Boston
Delegates attending the Fall Meeting of the Materials Research Society will be able to explore the latest products and services for preparing, analysing and studying novel materials and devices
Read article: Anomalous plasma burning heats-up fusion research
Result from gigantic laser might help establish a new source of energy
Read article: How to create a conference environment that welcomes everyone
Caroline Müllenbroich and Sarah Croke describe how they supported under-represented groups at the Conference for Undergraduate Women and Non-binary Physicists
