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If ultralight dark matter particles exist, they can contribute no more than 70% of the dark matter between Earth and a set of monitored pulsars.

November will be a busy month for Wānaka businesswoman Emma Hasler who has two awards functions to attend. She talks to business editor Sally Rae...

Using data from the spaceborne JWST, researchers can infer the contents of exoplanet atmospheres—with potential implications for the habitability of these worlds.

A parameterization scheme that links a drop’s size to its origin in the respiratory tract could help clinicians identify the most effective mitigation strategies for halting the spread of an infectious disease.

A Bolton man attacked his wife leaving her with injuries which prevented her from continuing her job.

Whitewater Middle’s Katherine Wright is the Georgia Council for the Social Studies (GCSS) 2023 June Bryant Teacher of Promise Award. The June Bryant award recognizes beginning social studies teachers who […]

A group of 100 ants moving a heavy load acts like a single self-propelled particle swimming though a fluid.

Researchers demonstrate a method to reduce the energy spread of electrons used in electron microscopes, opening the door to time- and energy-resolved studies of quasiparticles such as phonons and plasmons.

Jets that develop along the walls of fluid-based thermal-energy-storage systems induce multiple flows that limit the devices’ ability to store energy.

Using a metallic grating and infrared light, researchers have uncovered a light–matter coupling regime where the local coupling strength can be 3.5 times higher than the global average for the material.