Read article: Impact flashes help protect satellites from space junk, novel uses for ultrasound
Impact flashes help protect satellites from space junk, novel uses for ultrasound
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Read article: Impact flashes help protect satellites from space junk, novel uses for ultrasound
Read article: Officials mark midway point towards completion of the Extremely Large Telescope
Officials mark midway point towards completion of the Extremely Large Telescope
The facility will, once complete in 2028, be the largest telescope in the world for visible and infrared light
Read article: Minecraft adventure explores the solar system, machine learning generates potions worthy of Hogwarts
Minecraft adventure explores the solar system, machine learning generates potions worthy of Hogwarts
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Read article: Bin the Boffin campaign lights up London, why gravity is weak in the Indian Ocean
Bin the Boffin campaign lights up London, why gravity is weak in the Indian Ocean
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Approaching infinity…and beyond
Approaching infinity…and beyond
Siblings Eugenia Viti and Ivan Viti explore the mathematical limits of the everyday
Read article: Medical devices take design tips from the animal kingdom
Medical devices take design tips from the animal kingdom
From shrimp to butterflies, and now the pangolin and blue-ringed octopus, animals provide inspiration for a myriad of medical devices and applications
Read article: Shopping trolley could save lives, the bottle bouncing challenge
Shopping trolley could save lives, the bottle bouncing challenge
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Read article: Building blocks of DNA could survive in Venus’ corrosive clouds, say astronomers
Building blocks of DNA could survive in Venus’ corrosive clouds, say astronomers
All five nucleic acids remain stable in concentrated sulphuric acid, and could form the basis for an alternative way of encoding life
Read article: Snakes and Ladders inspired by the future of publishing, ‘plasmonic tongue’ has a taste for maple syrup
Snakes and Ladders inspired by the future of publishing, ‘plasmonic tongue’ has a taste for maple syrup
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Read article: ‘More than Moore’ webinar explores the future of neuromorphic and quantum computing
‘More than Moore’ webinar explores the future of neuromorphic and quantum computing
Four experts explore technologies that could play roles in computers of the future
