Read article: Atlantic current circulation could shut down, say climate scientists
The collapse of the main current that warms Europe would have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems as well as human civilization
Read article: Researchers solve mystery of why flying insects gather at artificial light
Tracking insects’ flight under a range of light conditions reveals that artificial lights confuse insects as to which way is up
Read article: Advanced electron microscope finds UK meteorite fall contains life’s chemical precursors
The Winchcombe meteorite that fell to Earth in 2021 contained compounds that could be precursors to chemical building blocks of life
Read article: First-in-human study reveals potential of biology-guided radiotherapy
SCINTIX therapy on the RefleXion X1 radiotherapy system uses real-time positron emission tomography to guide radiation delivery
Read article: Kink in cosmic ray spectrum puzzles astrophysicists
Observation suggests a need to rethink origins of cosmic rays
Read article: Wearable device could help predict preterm birth
Maternal heart rate variability during pregnancy could act as a digital biomarker to predict the likely delivery date
Read article: Ultracold four-atom molecules are bound by electric dipole moments
New technique could shed light on high-temperature superconductivity
Read article: Monocrystalline gold brings electronic devices near the efficiency limit
The absence of grain boundaries significantly improves how long “hot” electrons hold onto their high energies and how easily they can be exploited
Read article: Nonlinear optical states are imprinted on an electron beam
Effect could be used in microscopy with high spatial and temporal resolution
Read article: Physicists take the temperature of second sound
Results could have applications for studies of high-temperature superconductors and neutron stars
