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Graphene shows record-breaking magnetic properties at room temperature

Graphene can change its electrical resistance in response to a magnetic field quicker than other materials, such as graphite or bismuth, which could one day change how we store data

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Qunnect's entanglement source

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An unhackable quantum internet is being built in New York City

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A feather made using the technique

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Origami glass technique produces hard-to-make shapes

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Physics

Ultra-fast random number generator uses quantum fluctuations

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A render of a quantum computer

Physics

Ultra-thin superconducting ink could be used in quantum computers

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Red matter superconductor

Physics

'Red matter' superconductor may not be a wonder material after all

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A diamond anvil

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'Red matter' superconductor could transform electronics – if it works

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Creature review: Human nature is key to a sci-fi ballet

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Creature review: Human nature is key to a sci-fi ballet

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RPS Woman Science Photographer of the Year a small group of atmospheric scientists move a fluxsled to the ice, this was the first instrument deployed on the new MOSAiC floe. ?Leap of Science? by Lianna Nixon (USA)

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See the top shots in the Woman Science Photographer of the Year award

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Anti-evolution books for sale in Dayton, Tennessee, where Professor John T. Scopes is on trial for teaching the theory of evolution in public schools. (Photo by ?? Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images)

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Magisteria review: How science and religion have a tangled past

Some argue that science and religion have always been separate and at war, but an eye-opening new book from Nicholas Spencer reveals complex and intertwined histories

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Animalia review: Intriguing sci-fi thriller, shame about the aliens

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How to use the science of fat to make delicious, confit food

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Technology

Sci-fi magazine overwhelmed by hundreds of AI-generated stories

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Space

We're hurtling into a new region of interstellar space. What now?

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