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Improved calculations of a quantum phenomenon called Delbrück scattering resolve a long-standing discrepancy between theory and experiment.

Measurements of the highest-energy radiation from the Sun ever seen highlight the need for better solar models.

A new scheme could increase the efficiency of a high-dose cancer radiation therapy and mitigate patient discomfort by reducing particle loss in proton beams.

CERN’s Large Hadron Collider has detected the signals of two new four-quark states that are unusual because of their charges and their quark compositions.

Researchers have demonstrated a way to sift a database of crystalline compounds for structures that can be separated into useful one-dimensional materials.

Experiments show that an optimal distance between points of contact helps insects and other multilegged creatures avoid slipping down a steep granular slope.

Recent data from the JWST space observatory has identified several objects that are consistent with dark matter powered stars.

Evidence of coherent light emission from excitons in a 2D-material structure could inspire new quantum-technology applications.

A laser experiment provides a proof-of-principle test for an alternative fusion concept that uses targets made with liquid fuel rather than conventional frozen fuel.

A new method based on satellite data and network models can identify hillsides that may be at risk of catastrophic landslides.