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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab lays off a further 10% of staff

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Quantum computing on the verge: a look at the quantum marketplace of today

Philip Ball dives into the latest developments in the quantum-computing industry

Is materials science the new alchemy for the 21st century?

Honor Powrie pays tribute to the work of materials scientists

Transactions: personal reflections on the business of physics

Garbage in, garbage out: why the success of AI depends on good data

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Richard Muller: ‘Physics stays the same. What changes is how the president listens’

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United we stand: why physicists must quit their siloes

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US scientific societies blast Trump administration’s plan to politicize grants

The societies call on the US Congress to safeguard the integrity of the peer-review process

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Artificial intelligence could help detect ‘predatory’ journals

Artificial intelligence could help sniff out questionable open-access publications that are more interested in profit than scientific integrity

Tenured scientists in the US slow down and produce less impactful work, finds study

Study examined the publications of more than 12,000 academics across 15 disciplines

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Thinking of switching research fields? Beware the citation ‘pivot penalty’ revealed by new study

The pivot penalty increases the further away a researcher shifts from their previous topic of research

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Leinweber Foundation ploughs $90m into US theoretical physics

The cash will be used to establish a Leinweber Institute for Theoretical Physics at five US institutions

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Delta.g wins IOP’s qBIG prize for its gravity sensors

Portable instrument detects underground infrastructure using quantum interference

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The Spallation Neutron Source and Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences

Travis Humble from Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center explains how large facilities benefit from collaboration

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Bridging the gap between scientists, policy makers and industry to build the quantum ecosystem

Elizabeth Pasatembou and Dimitrie Cielecki discuss their experience of doing science policy engagement during their PhDs

Peer review in the age of artificial intelligence

Global survey of reviewers reveals a growing polarization about the use of AI

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Celebrating 10 years of gravitational waves

The Einstein Telescope could usher in a new age of gravitational-wave astronomy

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Physicists set to decide location for next-generation Einstein Telescope

Ten years after the first gravitational waves were detected, the location and design for a third-generation gravitational-wave detector are being decided

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Why quantum technology is driving quantum fundamentals

Hamish Johnston talks to Elise Crull, Artur Ekert and Stephanie Simmons about the links between quantum technology and quantum fundamentals

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Building a quantum powerhouse in the US Midwest

Our podcast guests are Preeti Chalsani and David Awschalom

Building a career from a passion for science communication

Our podcast guest is Kirsty McGhee of the quantum software company Qruise

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Tensions rise between US administration and science agencies

The Trump administration’s policies are putting pressure on the country’s scientific agencies and staff members are beginning to take action

Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center takes a multidisciplinary approach to developing quantum materials and technologies

This podcast features Oak Ridge's Travis Humble

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