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US announces $1.2bn pilot programme to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

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Binary-star study favours modified gravity over dark matter

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Why we must build an inclusive quantum community

Diversity and inclusion within quantum technology is crucial if we are to foster equal opportunities for all, say Alex Belsley, Marija Radulovic, Angela Stephen and Carrie Weidner

Fibre-optic sensing system measures strain, temperature and vibration

Simultaneous detection could improve how infrastructure is monitored

Dual-wavelength technology deactivates antibiotic-resistant bacterium

A combination of far-UVC and blue light could contribute towards global efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance

Far-UVC and blue light deactivate bacteria

All-in-one chip combines laser and photonic waveguide for the first time

Integrated device could help miniaturize quantum computers based on atoms or ions

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What’s the matter with condensed matter? Getting past the relative obscurity of solid-state physics in the public eye

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US announces $1.2bn pilot programme to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

Machine learning brings sharpness and colour to thermal images

Tiny probe measures deep-brain activity from inside a blood vessel

Binary-star study favours modified gravity over dark matter

Nuclear spin affects biological processes involving oxygen

Why we must build an inclusive quantum community

Fibre-optic sensing system measures strain, temperature and vibration

Dual-wavelength technology deactivates antibiotic-resistant bacterium

All-in-one chip combines laser and photonic waveguide for the first time

What’s the matter with condensed matter? Getting past the relative obscurity of solid-state physics in the public eye

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