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‘Light shining through a wall’: ALPS experiment begins search for dark matter

Learn more about the ALPS experiment, the most sensitive model-independent method to search for light particles.

What can the properties of neutrinos tell us about the Universe?

Discover the secrets of the Universe through the fascinating properties of neutrinos and what they can reveal.

Materials science in microgravity: Unlocking new frontiers in innovation

Rob Adlard, Founder & CEO of Gravitilab, outlines the importance of materials science research in microgravity. 

Improving nanomaterials safety with the SAbyNA Guidance Platform

Learn how the SAbyNA project is developing the integrative SAbyNA Guidance Platform to support the development of safer nanomaterials.

The most advanced search for axion dark matter

Scientists have successfully taken the first step to search for DFSZ axion dark matter originating from the Grand Unification Theory.

Beyond graphene: The exceptional power of two-dimensional boron nitride

Discover how the LMI laboratory in Lyon has been developing the tailored synthesis of boron nitride by pyrolysis of preceramic polymers.

Quark-gluon plasma mystery is finally solved

Find out how researchers solved a quark-gluon plasma mystery that has long-evaded scientists and enriches our understanding of the Universe.

Creating an optical atom with water droplets

Researchers from the University of Gothenburg have shed new light on how atoms work through a water-based experiment.

Dark matter mystery unravelled with new model

An international team of researchers has developed a new model called HYPER that may finally reveal the enigmatic properties of dark matter.

New graphene production methods found by HEX 6

HEX 6 Industries Incorporated has discovered new methods for graphene production that will enable commercial volumes of pristine graphene.

Exploring the mechanisms of cosmetic magnetic fields

Scientists have shed new light on a possible mechanism that may seed magnetic fields for the galactic dynamo.

Artificial Intelligence used to facilitate self-assembly of new nanostructures

Scientists have used Artificial Intelligence to rapidly facilitate the self-assembly of new nanostructures.

Using electrochemistry to convert carbon dioxide into organic molecules

A team from Cornell University used electrochemistry to turn carbon dioxide into organic molecules that are vital to pharmaceutical development.

Quarks used to explore how matter gets its mass

Quarks, subatomic particles which hold an electric charge, can be used to determine how matter gets its mass.

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Discover how upgrades to CERN's Large Hadron Collider will pave the way for the largest range of physics investigations ever.

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