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Physics & Mathematics

Robotic wing inspired by nature CREDIT Credit University of Southampton

Liquid-Metal Skin Gives Robotic Underwater Wing Fish-Like Awareness of Currents

Schematic of the expansion of the universe from the big bang

Gravitational Wave “Hum” from Merging Black Holes Gives New Measure of Universe’s Expansion Rate

Image stills from the various colors of concert halls that were tested on listeners.

Concert Hall Colour Affects Listeners’ Perceived Sound

toy robot

Quantum Phenom Could Power Next-Gen Battery-Free Gadgets

Chinese Scientists Build First Low-Power Superconducting Space Thruster

Five States At Once: How Physicists Just Multiplied The Power Of Quantum Teleportation

Shaowei Li with infrared-integrated scanning tunneling microscopy instrument.

Listening To A Single Molecule Sing Its Own Name

(Left) Conventional AEM water electrolysis uses different catalysts at each electrode, which adds complexity, cost, and long-term performance issues from binders. (Right) The new single-atom “all-in-one” catalyst works at both electrodes, simplifying the design, cutting precious metal use and cost, and staying stable without binders.

The Single Atom That Does Everything

Javier G. Fernández (left) and Akshayakumar Kompa (right) holding a sample of the chitinous polymer at the IBEC laboratories.

Shrimp Shells Make Plastic That Gets Stronger When Wet

lasma particles flowing inside a doughnut-shaped fusion system

The Lopsided Exhaust That Could Make or Break Fusion Power

Jellyfish galaxy

The Most Distant Jellyfish Galaxy Ever Seen Is Rewriting What We Know About Cosmic Death

woman's eye

Your Pupils Are Starving Your Eyes of Light

gravity hole graphic

Earth’s Strongest Gravity Hole Sits Beneath Antarctica—And Now We Know How It Got There

pear finch diagram

A Computational Trick Lets Scientists Refocus Holograms After They Have Already Been Recorded

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