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Excerpts from the Red Folder
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We revisit the mechanics of herding sheep, supersonic champagne corks and much more
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Tushna Commissariat delves into the surprising science of wine
Read article: Materials and nanotechnology: our favourite research in 2022
Nanobionics and lost angular momentum are on our list
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From artificial intelligence to brain–computer interfaces and more, here are some of the innovations that caught our eye this year
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A look back at some of the year’s most important developments – plus a few of the weirdest
Read article: JWST is performing ‘phenomenally’ one year on, say scientists
A year after its Christmas Day launch, the James Webb Space Telescope is the gift that keeps on giving for astronomers, as Keith Cooper reports
Read article: Quasars, exoplanets and the atmospheres of distant worlds: more on the first results from the JWST
Keith Cooper reports from day three of the astronomy conference, First Science Results from the James Webb Space Telescope
Read article: Metallic snowflakes and a new spin on the curveball
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: From the secrets of supernovae to the oldest planets in the universe: the first results from the JWST
Keith Cooper reports from day two of the astronomy conference, First Science Results from the James Webb Space Telescope
