Read article: Entanglement remains a mystery
Entanglement remains a mystery
Swiss experiment implies information would have to travel thousands of times faster than light to explain quantum entanglement
Read article: Entanglement remains a mystery
Camera captures at record rate
Researchers unveil system with “unprecedented” image quality, frame rate and frame count
Read article: LHC sees first protons
LHC sees first protons
World’s most powerful particle collider passes major milestone towards September switch-on
Read article: The most direct signal of dark energy?
The most direct signal of dark energy?
A recent analysis of the so-called Integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect could help physicists to understand the mysterious entity
Read article: Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
New structures are 30 times stronger than Kevlar, say researchers
Read article: Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Material can be stretched by up to 70% and is still electrically conductive
CERN points to early September start-up date for LHC
First attempt to circulate proton beams at Large Hadron Collider to be made in just over a month
Read article: Dark-matter simulation reveals lumpy haloes
Dark-matter simulation reveals lumpy haloes
Researchers say simulation is the most detailed yet
Read article: Chinese particle collider turns up the charm
Chinese particle collider turns up the charm
Hundred-fold increase in electron-positron collision rate expected at Beijing facility
Read article: Tiny microscope aims for Third World market
Tiny microscope aims for Third World market
Device is the size of a penny and could be manufactured for as little as £5
