Proposed inspector satellite could one day provide a means for verifying the Outer Space Treaty
Read article: Satellite-based sensor system designed to detect nuclear weapons in space
New finding could help improve technologies such as on-chip cooling and thermophotovoltaic systems
Read article: Metamaterial boosts heat transfer on the nanoscale
Astronomers discover a huge plume of gas streaming out of a galaxy during rapid star formation
Read article: Powerful cosmic winds may have destroyed galaxies in the early universe
Previously unknown pathway involving superhydrophobic surfaces could influence the development of new anti-icing techniques
Read article: Frost spreads across surfaces via suspended ‘ice bridges’
New analysis of JWST observations suggests that the Bullet Cluster of galaxies might only have half as much dark matter as previously believed
Read article: Does the Bullet Cluster contain a lot less dark matter than we thought?
New artificial vision system adapts faster to changing light conditions
Read article: Machine vision begins to work like the human eye
Non-intrusive technique could enable round-the-clock, offsite monitoring of reactor operations
Read article: Antineutrino detectors could spot signs that a fusion reactor is producing weapons-grade plutonium
Combining artificial intelligence with physical climate modelling enables more accurate characterization of rare weather events
Read article: AI-enhanced rare-event sampling helps predict extreme weather
Closed time-like curves allow greater information capacity when sending messages backwards in time
Read article: ‘Back to the future’ messages are more efficient
Device based on two-dimensional oxide interface superconductors can be “edited” using atomic force microscope lithography
Read article: New superconducting diode gives greater control over the flow of electrons
