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Earth’s random walk could jolt particle accelerators

Study confirms that the Earth's surface is moving at random

How lasers really work

Random lasers give up their secrets

Company uses quantum optics to generate sequences of truly random numbers

Our podcast guest is Ramy Shelbaya of Quantum Dice

Three-in-one oven could ease energy needs in developing world

Thermoacoustic engine powers stove, fridge and electricity generator

Paper generator harvests electricity from motion

From mobile phones to smart watches, the sophistication and popularity of portable electronic devices have increased rapidly over the last decade. Despite revolutionary advances, w...

Computer-graphic aerial view of hundreds of people standing in a way that looks like two adjoined cogs

Why we should give credit to code creators

Arfon Smith argues that we need to adopt better ways of recognizing contributors to software development in physics

the original black hole image (left) and open code (right) from the EHT Collaboration

Standing on the shoulders of programmers: the power of free and open-source software

Achintya Rao looks at free and open-source software used in physics research, and its role in the wider open-science movement

Multisource CBCT enhances extremity imaging

A three-source cone-beam CT scanner improves the quality of extremity imaging

Quantum solitons

Two of the most remarkable properties of light – squeezing and solitons – are being combined in a new generation of experiments that could revolutionize optics and communicatio...

Quantum fluctuations are controlled for the first time, say optics researchers

Work could benefit probabilistic optical computing

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