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Researchers demonstrate a loss-tolerant method for so-called quantum steering, a phenomenon that could give quantum communication networks complete security.

Kathryn Tunyasuvunakool fell in love with computer programming while studying roundworms. Today she uses that passion to help predict protein structures.

Researchers call for reform in how funding is allocated in response to a study that finds racial disparities in the National Science Foundation’s awarding of research grants.

The observation of the onset of turbulence in a gas of bosons allows researchers to explore how turbulence comes to life.

Using the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica, researchers have found significant evidence of a cosmic source of high-energy neutrinos.

Simulations indicate that postmerger gravitational waves from coalescing neutron stars could allow researchers to hear the phase transitions between exotic states of matter.

Plus, TEDCO invested $200,000 in CoolTech and the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation is taking on the assets of another Baltimore philanthropic entity.

The shells of some mollusk species have compact helical structures that researchers propose develop from the self-assembly of a liquid-crystalline material.

A dangerous driver led police on a midnight chase after being ‘told to drive away by his passenger’ before smashing into an electricity box.

A polariton condensate can spontaneously rotate, causing it to live significantly longer than individual polaritons would.