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A dangerous driver who was spared jail breached his suspended sentence terms by being sent home from an unpaid work appointment for ‘wearing…

A dangerous driver who was spared jail breached his suspended sentence terms by being sent home from an unpaid work appointment for ‘wearing…

By epitaxially growing films from colloids, researchers show that they can monitor interactions and behaviors of the particles that are difficult—and sometimes impossible—to capture for similar films grown from atoms.

In an unlikely collaboration, physicists and professional musicians studied how to limit COVID-19’s spread during operatic performances. Hint: It involves instruments wearing masks.

Researchers have optically synced the motion of two micrometer-sized objects separated by 5 km, a distance around a hundred million times longer than previous demonstrations.

Simulations indicate that plankton can gain quicker access to food by riding ascending turbulent ocean currents.

A new mathematical model predicts when and how often to flip food on the grill to ensure it is cooked to perfection in the shortest time possible.

Predictions indicate that two identical particles can interact asymmetrically with two identical light beams, such that they move off to one side of the system like soldiers walking in formation.

NASA has revealed the first batch of stunning images taken by the James Webb space telescope—showcasing the instrument’s potential for discovery.

An updated photon detector has a simpler design and higher resolving power than similar devices, opening the way for its use in detecting exoplanets.