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Michigan's four-year public universities are taking their degree programs back into prisons in the state for the first time in nearly 30 years.Qualified inmates at U.S. prisons are once again eligible to receive annual federal grants of up to $7,395 to pay for a college education while they are…

Crystals cannot form in two-dimensional particle systems at equilibrium. A new study has found a regime where a crystal can form if the system is driven out of equilibrium.

By monitoring fluctuations in the beating of macroscopic sperm tails, researchers retrieve information about the behavior of the nanoscale motors that drive tail beating.

A burglar “shamelessly” broke into a family home right in the middle of the afternoon in an effort to steal property, a court has heard.

Researchers demonstrate a fluxonium qubit that retains its quantum information for 1.43 milliseconds, 10 times longer than the previous best lifetime for this system.

Using the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica, researchers have generated the first neutrino image of the Milky Way.

Researchers have achieved superconductivity in a ternary hydride, widening the material possibilities for high-temperature superconductivity studies.

Researchers have measured the electrical resistivity of liquid iron at a pressure of 1.4 megabars, the most extreme conditions under which this material has been studied.

The first data collected by the Dark Energy Spectroscopy Instrument contain close to 2 million objects, including a roughly 12-billion-year-old quasar. The collaboration expects to report their first cosmology-related results within a year.

When the pandemic hit, Arnold Mathijssen embraced food physics, a field he thinks exemplifies the need for science to become more interdisciplinary and diverse.