Read article: The single-atom engine that could
The single-atom engine that could
Scaled-up power output from single-calcium-ion engine is equivalent to that of a car engine
Read article: The single-atom engine that could
Read article: Computer gamers solve quantum problems
Computer gamers solve quantum problems
Citizen-science initiative harnesses the brainpower of more than 10,000 people
Read article: Diamond quantum bit is controlled using light and sound
Diamond quantum bit is controlled using light and sound
New control technique could lead to quantum computers made from arrays of nitrogen vacancies
Read article: Nanocrystal inks used to build flexible transistors
Nanocrystal inks used to build flexible transistors
New device could be used to build flexible or wearable electronics
Read article: Birds measure magnetic fields using long-lived quantum coherence
Birds measure magnetic fields using long-lived quantum coherence
Evolution may have optimized fluctuations in cryptochrome proteins, say scientists
Read article: Finding the Earth-bound evidence for supernovae in the galactic neighbourhood
Finding the Earth-bound evidence for supernovae in the galactic neighbourhood
Iron-60 deposits in the Earth's crust reveal that supernovae in the relatively recent past may have affected our planet
Read article: Gravitational background noise could be much louder than expected
Gravitational background noise could be much louder than expected
Cosmic signal could be detected by LIGO and Virgo in 2020, say physicists
Read article: Adding a topological fold to origami metamaterials
Adding a topological fold to origami metamaterials
Topological mechanics could play a key role in developing "smart" materials of the future
Read article: White dwarf with nearly pure oxygen atmosphere surprises astronomers
White dwarf with nearly pure oxygen atmosphere surprises astronomers
Discovery sheds further light on the dying days of stars
Read article: Rivers of stars could point to cold dark matter in the Milky Way halo
Rivers of stars could point to cold dark matter in the Milky Way halo
Dark matter's effect on stellar streams should be measurable, says astrophysicist
