Pulse-tube cryocooler and innovative design deliver shorter cooling times and larger experimental payloads
Read article: New optical cryostat combines high cooling capacity, low vibrations and large sample area
US president Trump sets out his budget request for 2026, which if passed, will see science hit like never before, as Peter Gwynne reports
Read article: US astronomy facing ‘extinction level’ event following Trump’s 2026 budget request
Fermilab’s SQMS Center is on a mission to realize inherently scalable “qudit-based” quantum computing and quantum communication systems
Read article: Superconducting innovation: SQMS shapes up for scalable success in quantum computing
ThinkQA Secondary Dose Check software provides quality assurance for every fraction of adaptive radiotherapy without impacting the clinical workflow
Read article: Secondary dose checks ensure safe and accurate delivery of adaptive radiotherapy
Scribner's 670 Electrolysis Workstation is used to develop systems that convert electrical energy into fuels and chemical feedstocks
Read article: Electrolysis workstation incorporates mass spectrometry to accelerate carbon-dioxide reduction research
Feasibility studies are enabling industry experts to collaborate with quantum specialists to discover the potential benefits of quantum computing for their businesses and their customers
Read article: On the path towards a quantum economy
THERYQ is developing a radiotherapy system that uses very high-energy electrons to treat deep-seated tumours, and can also enable FLASH treatments
Read article: Very high-energy electrons could prove optimal for FLASH radiotherapy
Portable multiphoton microscopy system uses femtosecond laser pulses to create pathology-quality diagnostic images
Read article: Simultaneous two- and three-photon imaging enables rapid cancer diagnosis
“Phantom” dark energy existed long ago, observations suggest
Read article: DESI delivers a cosmological bombshell
Stiffer, more robust device developed in response to customer demand, says UHV Design engineering director Jonty Eyres
Read article: New transfer arm moves heavier samples in vacuum
