Hubble’s greatest hits
Relive all the best images and results from the Hubble telescope in the company of Mark Voit
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Quantum computing…with a twist
Steve Simon explains why the theory of knots could play a role in quantum information processing
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Urban cool: how to make cities less hot than their surroundings
Summer in the city can be stifling, but appropriate surfaces and vegetation can cool us off, says Roland Ennos
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Damage limitation
Treating tumours with hadrons rather than X-rays has many benefits for patients, as John Gordon explains
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Vacuum helps limit greenhouse gases
Abatement techniques can help make industrial processes "greener" by managing gas emissions, as Andy Extance explains
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Bright future for fusion careers
Roberto Kersevan reveals life and work as a vacuum scientist at the ITER fusion project
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A global vision for vision
When atomic physicist Josh Silver<\strong> thought of a new technology that could help billions of people in the developing world, he invented spectacles that can be self-adjusted to the userâ...
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I’m a football fan…get me out of here
Physics can help crowds to exit safely from stadia, says Andreas Schadschneider
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Symbols of power: how adinkras could lead to fresh insights into supersymmetry
S James Gates explains how research on a class of geometric symbols known as adinkras could lead to fresh insights into the theory of supersymmetry
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You’re so predictable
Despite the spontaneity we think that we exhibit, our behaviour is far more predictable than we may admit, as Albert-László Barabási explains
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