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2024 selections

“Glitches” of rapidly spinning neutron star pulsars can be a source of gravitational waves(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Astroparticle Physics

Caption: An illustration of a pulsar neutron star’s interior erupting through its crust Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/ S. Wiessinger

ns magnetar starquake

Improving fingerprint detection with carbon-coated nanoparticles(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Hybrid Advances Caption: Powders from new nanomaterial can produce highly detailed fingerprint images Credit: Photo by George Prentzas(opens in new tab/window) on Unsplash(opens in new tab/window)

Powders from new nanomaterial can produce highly detailed fingerprint images

Improving Maglev performance with machine learning(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications

Caption: Measuring levitation and lateral forces Credit: Erkan Ozkat

maglev

New Chemical Synthesis Technique Could Improve Solar Cell Efficiency(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Organic Electronics

Caption: The polyelectrolyte layer (PFN-NDI) exchanges ions with its surroundings Credit: Joo Hyun Kim

Solar cell

Einstein’s other theory of gravity could have the recipe to relieve ‘Hubble trouble’(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Physics of the Dark Universe

Caption: An illustration of distant quasar, supermassive black hole-powered objects that can be used to constrain the parameters of theories of gravity Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser

Einsteins other theory of gravity could have the recipe to relieve Hubble trouble

Black holes created in mergers carry information about their ancestors(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Astroparticle Physics

Caption: A swirling black hole that hides within the characteristics of the black holes that merged to create it Credit: Robert Lea

Black holes created in mergers carry information about their ancestors

Squeezing Schrödinger’s cat may increase quantum sensitivity(opens in new tab/window) Research published in Physics Open

Caption: Neither dead nor alive or maybe both, Schrödinger's cat floats in space, waiting for its box to open and its fate to manifest Credit: Robert Lea

Squeezing Schrödinger’s cat may increase quantum sensitivity

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