Read article: Expert tutors open up new horizons for school students
Anyone who has a PhD or is currently studying for one can become a tutor for The Brilliant Club, a charity that aims to inspire young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to make the leap from school...
Read article: Complex treatments drive need for accurate verification
An end-to-end software solution from IBA Dosimetry provides independent, precise and comprehensive verification data to guide the planning and delivery of challenging radiotherapy treatments
Read article: China mulls plan to build a $640m Super Tau-Charm Factory
Facility would test the Standard Model of particle physics and put the country at the forefront of precision studies
Read article: Dry scroll pumps: filling the performance gap
With the launch of its compact mXDS3 and mXDS3s series, Edwards is offering scientific and industrial customers greater choice when it comes to the functionality and performance of its dry scroll vacu...
Read article: Incoming president of The Electrochemical Society aims to spark change
As the new president of The Electrochemical Society, Gerardine Botte wants to inspire a broader awareness and understanding of the importance of electrochemical technologies for changing our world
Read article: RadCalc’s Monte Carlo capability streamlines and automates 3D dose-volume verification
Monte Carlo 3D dose-check calculations help clinical physicists maintain confidence in their patient-specific QA for hard-to-treat disease indications
Read article: Silicon photomultipliers: gearing up for applications in gamma-ray astronomy
Silicon photomultipliers will provide a core enabling technology in the Cherenkov Telescope Array, the world’s largest and most sensitive gamma-ray observatory
Read article: Incremental gains, continuous improvement: the recipe for success in nanopositioning QA
Queensgate is betting its portfolio of nanopositioning stages will yield game-changing performance gains
Read article: UK pins ‘net zero’ hopes on carbon capture
The UK has announced a £20bn package for carbon-capture projects, but not everyone is convinced it will be enough to deliver the country’s net-zero targets
Read article: New type of quasiparticle emerges to tame quantum computing errors
The existence of so-called non-Abelian anyons has been reported by four independent teams, though plenty of challenges remain, writes Philip Ball
