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Adam Hakki (New York-Litigation), Global Managing Partner and Head of the firm's Litigation Practice and Disputes Unit, partner Jerry Fortinsky (New York-Litigation)...

Researchers have developed a more vibrant iridescent ink for 3D printers, bringing increased sparkle and shine to the otherwise lackluster objects these devices create.

In a report published today, physicists make recommendations for ways to improve the monitoring of industrial methane emissions, something they say could have a significant impact on climate change.

Monitoring the fissile material aboard nuclear-powered submarines is notoriously difficult. Researchers may now have a way to safeguard this weapons-grade substance.  

A survey of UK academics indicates that the true value of research is being overlooked by traditional measures of impact, which largely ignore the importance social media can have in informing people about advances.

In intro-to-physics classes containing more women than men, women still feel out of place, implying that more needs to be done to make physics classrooms feel inclusive.

A MAN who held an axe above his head in a confrontation in a Bury street has been spared jail.

Developments in computer science could allow astrophysicists to reverse the cosmic distribution of matter from today back to any point in the Universe’s history.

Researchers have created a disk-shaped supersolid, an achievement that could provide new routes to exploring previously unseen states of matter.

Scientists have directly imaged Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the center of our Galaxy.