Read article: Magnetic force microscopy: investigating the physics of racetrack-memory devices
German nanotechnology specialist attocube offers scanning probe microscopes to study the behaviour of complex magnetic nanostructures at ultralow temperatures
Read article: Stability, flexibility, productivity: delivering user-centric innovation in cryogenics
Ultralow-vibration performance and operational flexibility are defining features of ICEoxford’s latest closed-cycle cryostat
Read article: Quantum science laboratories: architects create the platform for research impact
Architects and building designers must work closely with the scientific end-user and equipment manufacturers to create optimized laboratory environments for quantum research
Read article: National Ignition Facility’s laser-fusion milestone ignites debate
After failing to reproduce last year’s record-breaking fusion-energy shot, scientists at the US National Ignition Facility have gone back to the drawing board
Read article: US government calls time on open-access embargoes
The US government has called for all government-funded research to be made freely available to read immediately after publication.
Read article: Quantum hackers tackle real-world problems
The UK’s first quantum computing hackathon challenged teams of students and early-career scientists to devise novel quantum solutions to real-life problems
Read article: Solid-state amplifiers power up rare-isotope facility
The Facility of Rare Isotope Beams at Michigan State University exploits transistor-based power amplifiers to generate intense beams
Read article: Optimized water phantom brings streamlined commissioning to ring-shaped radiotherapy systems
The THALES 3D SCANNER from LAP has been specifically designed for acceptance, commissioning, and quality assurance of bore-type image-guided linacs
Read article: Quantum computing gets down to business
Martijn Boerkamp reports how investments into quantum computing have ballooned in the past year, bringing huge expectations for the sector
Read article: Delay joining the €95bn Horizon Europe programme puts UK science in limbo
With the UK still wrangling over joining the €95bn Horizon Europe programme, researchers warn that the impasse is accelerating brain drain, as Michael Allen finds out
