Read article: Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere
Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere
Crowd-sourced data could improve global navigation satellite systems such as GPS
Read article: Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere
Read article: Electromagnetic waves solve partial differential equations
Electromagnetic waves solve partial differential equations
New photonic technique could boost analogue alternatives to numerical methods
Read article: Triboelectric device reduces noise pollution
Triboelectric device reduces noise pollution
A fibrous composite foam employs the triboelectric effect and in situ electrical energy dissipation to absorb low-frequency sound waves
Read article: Cascaded crystals move towards ultralow-dose X-ray imaging
Cascaded crystals move towards ultralow-dose X-ray imaging
Interconnected single-crystal devices significantly reduce X-ray detection thresholds while increasing spatial resolution
Read article: Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission
Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission
Calculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible
Read article: Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin cameras
Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin cameras
A metasurface-based folded lens system shows promise for creating a new generation of slimline cameras
Read article: Quantum error correction research yields unexpected quantum gravity insights
Quantum error correction research yields unexpected quantum gravity insights
Universal boundary that distinguishes effective approximate error correction codes from ineffective ones turns out to be connected to the fundamental nature of the universe
Read article: Mechanical qubit could be used in quantum sensors and quantum memories
Mechanical qubit could be used in quantum sensors and quantum memories
Resonator is nonlinear at the single quantum level
Read article: Magnetoelectric nanodiscs deliver non-invasive brain stimulation in mice
Magnetoelectric nanodiscs deliver non-invasive brain stimulation in mice
Injectable magnetoelectric nanodiscs may activate neurons in localized brain regions when stimulated by a weak external magnetic field, say MIT scientists
Read article: Nuclear shapes revealed in high-energy collisions
Nuclear shapes revealed in high-energy collisions
New technique sits on the border of nuclear and particle physics
