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‘Open Design’: Printing research hardware to save on capitol costs

May 6, 2020
News
Free and open source hardware (FOSH) is rapidly gaining momentum as part of a global ‘open design movement’ whereby the free release of information on customised research hardware, such as...
Materials, Physics & Engineering
Engineering, Materials, Physics, Policy
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The physics of restoration

April 30, 2020
Feature
Art plays a significant part in modern society, and the art of restoration is crucial to safeguarding our cultural heritage. Philipp Gutfreund, Research Scientist, Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) explains how new...
Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Forensics, In Depth, Particle Physics, Physics
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CERN takes on Covid-19

April 9, 2020
News
The World’s biggest experiment, CERN, has established a task force to identify and support contributions from the Organization’s global community to combatting the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chemistry, Life Sciences, Physics & Engineering
Astronomy, Biological Sciences, Biology, Drug Discovery, Engineering, Medical Diagnostics, Medical/Health, Pharmaceutical, Physics
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Space-based reflectors to boost solar power

April 2, 2020
News
A project exploring the use of space-based reflectors to shine sunlight towards Earth-bound solar farms has won backing from the European Research Council.
Earth & Environmental, Physics & Engineering
Earth & Environmental, Energy, Engineering, Physics
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Space-bound human tissue

March 10, 2020
News
The University of Zurich has sent adult human stem cells to the International Space Station to explore the production of human tissue in weightlessness.
Chemistry, Life Sciences, Physics & Engineering
Biology, Biotech, Engineering, Pharmaceutical, Physics
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Nanoarray breakthrough aids electric vehicles

March 4, 2020
News
A team from the University of Bristol have developed a new type of nanoelectromechanical relay to enable reliable high-temperature, non-volatile memory.
Materials, Physics & Engineering
Energy, Engineering, Nanotech, Physics
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Bridging the neutron gap

March 3, 2020
Insight
So much more than the quiet neighbour of the sub-atomic world, neutrons hold the key to so many breakthroughs – from the origin of the universe to novel medicines. Which...
Physics & Engineering
Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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(A)I must insist

February 10, 2020
Feature
In a data-rich research landscape – only a mix of man and machine will give us hope of extracting knowledge from experimental data. Dr Paolo Mutti takes us behind the...
Physics & Engineering
Engineering, In Depth, Physics
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Graphene device bridges the terahertz gap

February 5, 2020
News
Researchers have used graphene to create a device which will unlock the elusive terahertz wavelengths and make revolutionary new technologies possible.
Life Sciences, Materials, Physics & Engineering
Energy, Engineering, Materials, Medical/Health, Physics
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Getting into the lab, via the stomach

January 26, 2020
Insight
Of all the incentives lab supply companies have in their arsenal – there is one guaranteed way they can entice you to buy their products…
Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences, Materials, Physics & Engineering
Biology, Biotech, Chemistry, Comment And Analysis, Earth & Environmental, Energy, Engineering, Environment, Food & Bev, Forensics, Health & Safety, Materials, Medical/Health, Nanotech, Pharmaceutical, Physics, Policy
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