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New dark matter results strengthen constraints on axions and WIMPs.

A proposed machine-learning technique can convert ultrasound signals into a skull profile, which could lead to noninvasive imaging for medical treatments in the human brain.

A new technique pinpoints, with picometer resolution, the location from which an emitted electron originates within a molecule.

Experimental detection of the unstable nucleus magnesium-18 hints at a weakening of the so-called magic number for the closed shell of eight neutrons.

Modifying surface and boundary features lets researchers control how a 2D model system transitions from a fluid to a crystalline phase.

Astronomical observations of pulsars have provided new information about a possible phase transition in the early Universe.

The Parker Solar Probe has flown through the Sun’s atmosphere—an unforgiving environment that poses a number of engineering challenges.

Nicola Fox, who leads NASA’s heliophysics division, explains what it means to “touch the Sun.”

A laser beam hitting a column of liquid controls the droplet pinch-off at the bottom of the stream.

Techniques for monitoring rainfall with signals from mobile phone networks are making their way to small-scale farmers in rural Africa.