Qatar blockade highlights fragility of helium supply
Exclusive news-analysis piece looks at the future of helium cryogenics
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Giving start-ups a leg up
Partnerships with established firms can help new optics ventures succeed in the marketplace
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Proton-guided photons or photon-guided protons?
Will MR-guided radiotherapy prove superior to CBCT-guided proton therapy? An ESTRO debate ponders the options
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The return of supersolids
Stephen Ornes reports on how two groups may have finally observed supersolids
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Peer review under the spotlight
Peer review has been the backbone of scientific publishing for centuries, but many feel that the time has come for the system to be reformed. Michael Banks weighs up the options
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The power and pitfalls of science advice
Edwin Cartlidge looks ahead to an international meeting of science advisers
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Nanoscience debate rages on: stripy nanoparticles
Jon Cartwright looks at the debate surrounding "stripy nanoparticles"
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NSA keys into quantum computing
Jon Cartwright looks at what progress the US National Security Agency has made in cracking quantum cryptography codes
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Oscar Pistorius is helping to redefine ‘disability’
James Dacey explores the controversial scientific debate about whether Oscar Pistorius's running blades give him an unfair advantage
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Neutron target station takes the heat
Michael Banks looks at a novel approach to cooling the proton target at the European Spallation Source
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