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Metal-free porous carbons: innovations for energy and environmental applications

Research & Discovery
Professor Conchi O Ania, Research Director of CNRS at CEMHTI, discusses the possibilities of metal-free porous carbons in energy and environmental applications.

Success in particle physics: ‘We are here to understand how nature works’

Research & Discovery
Caltech’s Professor Harvey Newman discusses his success in particle physics and provides a view to the future of the field.

New evidence of Higgs boson decay at CERN

Research & Discovery
Physicists from the ATLAS Collaboration have discovered evidence of the Higgs boson decaying to a low-mass dilepton system and a photon.

Optical computing: multiplying light signals could help solve complex computational problems

Technology
A new type of optical computing could lead to ultra-fast computers that solve highly complex computational problems by multiplying light signals.

Magnetic graphene sheds new light on superconductivity in 2D materials

Research & Discovery
Researchers have identified a form of magnetism in ‘magnetic graphene’, which could help us understand superconductivity in 2D materials.

Neutron star rotating 377 times a second emits mysterious gamma-ray pulsations

Space
A research team found a neutron star rotating 377 times a second in an exotic binary system that emits mysterious gamma-ray pulsations.

Swedish project will develop superconducting magnets to control charged particles

Research & Discovery
A new project will develop energy efficient superconducting magnets that can be used to control charged particles, like electrons and protons.

Neutrino experiments in Japan: tradition at the frontier of physics

Research & Discovery
Professor Federico Sanchez from the University of Geneva looks at the history of neutrino experiments in Japan.

CERN researchers develop way to search for axions

Research & Discovery
Researchers have discovered a new avenue to search for axions, a hypothetical particle that is one of the candidates of dark matter particles.

Rust as an alternative to silicon in computer technology

Research & Discovery
Scientists have developed a method of using iron oxide as an alternative to silicon in computer technology.

Using total absorption gamma-ray spectroscopy to study nuclear beta decay

Special Reports
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

Space
Scientists have set a world record for the most stable transmission of a laser signal through the atmosphere.

New theory suggests the existence of a fifth dimension could explain dark matter

Space
Theoretical physicists speculate that the existence of a fifth dimension could solve many open questions in physics.

New method to quickly calculate the properties of an atomic nucleus

Research & Discovery
Physicists led by Chalmers University of Technology have designed a new method to quickly calculate the properties of an atomic nucleus.

Scientists create a new rocket thruster based on the mechanism behind solar flares

Space
A type of rocket thruster that exploits the mechanism behind solar flares has been proposed by a physicist at the US Department of Energy.

The CERN Antimatter Factory’s role in the search for cold dark matter

Research & Discovery
CERN has opened up new possibilities in the search for cold dark matter by setting new limits on the existence of axion-like particles.

Scientists use neutron scattering experiments to understand tumour suppression

Health
Scientists have used neutron scattering techniques to investigate what happens inside cells when they are at risk of becoming cancerous.

Connecting the physics of semimetals to the theory of black holes

Research & Discovery
A joint research collaboration has launched a three-year research project connecting the physics of semimetals to the theory of black holes.

Heavy ion physics and its applications

Research & Discovery
Dr Ivan Kisel uses the analogy of throwing pebbles into a pond and observing their ripples to explain how heavy ion physics is approached.

Exploring the Universe with Cosmological surveys

Special Reports
Using cosmological surveys to trace the evolution of the Universe and understand its accelerated expansion. In the last hundred years, cosmology has made significant steps...
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