Read article: Fallout from nuclear weapons testing explains the ‘wild boar paradox’ of radioactive meat
Persistently high levels of caesium-137 in European wild boar are a legacy of early Cold War nuclear testing, not just Chornobyl, say researchers
Read article: Study in astronauts could improve health in space and on Earth
Long-duration spaceflights deplete red blood cells and bone, but the body recovers with the help of fat stored in the bone marrow
Read article: Cold atoms used to create reliable pressure gauge for ultrahigh vacuum
Device could be used in particle accelerators and gravitational-wave detectors
Read article: Researchers ‘tattoo’ gold nanopatterns onto live cells
New technique can print living cells and tissues with flexible arrays of gold nanodots and nanowires
Read article: Demon quasiparticle is detected 67 years after it was first proposed
Researchers observe Pines' demon unexpectedly after bombarding exotic metal with electrons
Read article: Exciton–polaritons enhance magneto-optical responses in van der Waals crystals
Polariton energies are highly tunable using external magnetic fields and magnons
Read article: Theorists unearth new link between entanglement and classical mechanics
Connecting the wave properties of light to the mechanical properties of point masses could help explain optical phenomena
Read article: Aerosol geoengineering will not stop Antarctic ice sheet from melting, simulations suggest
Emissions reduction is the only way to avoid catastrophic sea-level rise
Read article: Ferroelectric polymer goes elastic
New material might be employed in wearable electronics and implantable devices
Read article: New 2.5-dimensional structures observed in twisted graphite hybrids
Properties of bulk graphite become inextricably mixed with those of a 2D material stacked on top of it at a slight twist angle
