SmarAct and Akhetonics have developed a test platform for next-generation optical processors
Read article: Nanopositioning, customization and control: opening new frontiers in optical computing
Radiotherapy QA must adapt to a new era of adaptive treatments, AI and automation
Read article: Redefining radiotherapy QA: meeting the needs of modern treatment workflows
Assessing the impact of radiation exposure is crucial for protecting the health of workers, but expert judgement is needed to interpret the results
Read article: Measuring the invisible: how internal dosimetry shapes radiation protection
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga signals its quantum ambitions
Read article: UTC Quantum Center: collaboration turns quantum discovery into quantum impact
A quadrupole mass analyser has been designed for fusion research
Read article: Mass spectrometry delivers fusion insights
An experimental milestone in plasma acceleration at the UK’s CLARA test facility
Read article: HALHF is going all in on plasma acceleration
Problems that defeated human mathematicians for decades are now solved, but for whose benefit?
Read article: AI-led solutions of Erdős problems spark debate over the future of mathematics
Two recent papers suggest that quantum computers may crack modern cryptography sooner than expected
Read article: New findings shorten the road to cryptographically relevant quantum computers
A lively debate at the ESTRO 2026 meeting concluded with nearly 70% of the audience backing upright proton therapy as a mainstream treatment option by 2035
Read article: ESTRO debate reveals rising confidence in upright proton therapy
From semiconductor fabrication to pharmaceuticals, quantum technologies, and materials research, Thyracont’s vacuum instruments are at the heart of some of the world’s most advanced vacuum systems
Read article: Thyracont’s vacuum measurement instruments enable innovation across industries
