Read article: Entanglement gets hot and messy
Entanglement gets hot and messy
Contrary to expectations, this fragile quantum-mechanical phenomenon can survive at high temperatures and in a very chaotic environment
Read article: Entanglement gets hot and messy
Read article: App for low-cost smartphones can diagnose malaria
App for low-cost smartphones can diagnose malaria
Smartphone app uses deep learning to detect malaria parasites in blood samples
Read article: Laser-driven shock waves recreate deep-Earth environment
Laser-driven shock waves recreate deep-Earth environment
X-ray diffraction technique could also shed light on conditions within “super-Earth” exoplanets
Read article: Twin Airy beams image tiny particles flowing in the bloodstream of live fish
Twin Airy beams image tiny particles flowing in the bloodstream of live fish
New technique boosts depth range for tracking single molecules
Read article: 3D printed brain model shows potential for drug testing
3D printed brain model shows potential for drug testing
Bioprinted brain-like tissue constructs that stay viable for more than a month offer a good platform for neurological drug testing
Read article: Colliding galaxies created the solar system, say astronomers
Colliding galaxies created the solar system, say astronomers
Sun was born when the Sagittarius galaxy passed through the Milky Way
Read article: Hydrogel helps make self-cooling solar panels
Hydrogel helps make self-cooling solar panels
New technology could be an environmentally friendly way to cool down photovoltaics and other devices
Read article: Nonlinear integrated photonics speeds up coherent lidar
Nonlinear integrated photonics speeds up coherent lidar
EPFL researchers use nonlinear photonic circuits to improve lidar, a technique for mapping distances using reflected laser light
Read article: Supercurrent goes to the edge
Supercurrent goes to the edge
“Topological superconductivity” could come in useful for a host of new applications
Read article: More evidence for a ‘fifth force’ found in radioactive decay measurements
More evidence for a ‘fifth force’ found in radioactive decay measurements
Anomalies in decays of beryllium-8 and helium-4 point to new physics
