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Neutrino experiments in Japan: tradition at the frontier of physics
Professor Federico Sanchez from the University of Geneva looks at the history of neutrino experiments in Japan.
NASA awards Firefly Aerospace $93.3m to investigate lunar surface conditions
NASA has awarded Firefly Aerospace $93.3m to facilitate ten investigations to help scientists understand lunar surface conditions.
CERN researchers develop way to search for axions
Researchers have discovered a new avenue to search for axions, a hypothetical particle that is one of the candidates of dark matter particles.
Plastic use in Spain’s greenhouse industry has polluted local seagrass beds
Plastic production in Spain has led to microplastics leaking into the surrounding environment, polluting the Mediterranean seagrass beds.
Building batteries: Why lithium and why lithium hydroxide?
Discover how lithium hydroxide is still the biggest building block for modern battery technology and its advantages on alternative materials.
Flower diversity may mitigate the impact of insecticides on wild bees
Researchers from the University of Göttingen, Germany, suggest that flower diversity may reduce the impact of insecticides on wild bees.
Rust as an alternative to silicon in computer technology
Scientists have developed a method of using iron oxide as an alternative to silicon in computer technology.
New solar-powered milli-robots can gather data on crop performance and pesticide use
The SOMIRO project has developed swimming, solar-powered milli-robots to gather data on crop performance and pesticide use.
Using total absorption gamma-ray spectroscopy to study nuclear beta decay
Dr Muriel Fallot, Assistant Professor at the University of Nantes (SUBATECH Laboratory) performs her work using the Total Absorption Gamma-ray Spectroscopy technique to study...
Physicists make most stable transmission of a laser signal through atmosphere
Scientists have set a world record for the most stable transmission of a laser signal through the atmosphere.