- Physicists create city-sized ultrasecure quantum network by Anil Ananthaswamy for Scientific American.
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The development of quantum networks has been hard going, but scientists have demonstrated a new model that connects users 8km away. Credit: IBM Research via Flickr (CC BY-ND 2.0) |
- Podcast: Meet GW190521—a black-hole merger for the record books by Jennifer Ouelette for Ars Technica.
- Clean energy path to economic recovery in rural India by Anjali Jaiswal and Madura Joshi for NRDC.
- Conductive cables control carbon by Jesse Noar and Vincent Scholz at BacterioFiles.
- How to drive a car upside down: The physics of Formula One racing by Hannah Pell at Physics Central.
- Space X Dragon: Engineering of the Dragon that conquered human private spaceflight industry!!! by Ratnadeep Das Choudhury for The Dynamic Frequency.
- How to decide who should get a COVID-19 vaccine first by Jim Daley for Scientific American.
- Coronavirus caused by ‘unbalancing’ of nature: Q&A with Indigenous leader Levi Sucre Romero by Francesca Edralin for Mongabay.
- Can you catch COVID-19 from your neighbor’s toilet? by Jocelyn Kaiser for Science magazine.
- Yeast could soon make psilocybin cheaper than their magic mushroom cousins can by Sarah Laframboise for Massive Science.
- Microbial secrets of sourdough by Bob Holmes for Knowable magazine.
- Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) by Natalie Fey and Chris Adams at Picture It Chem.
- New wireless monitors let premature babies have skin-to-skin contact even in the NICU by Akshata R. Naik for Massive Science.
- Excess weight may increase your risk of dementia by Nicholas Bakalar for The New York Times.
- New wireless monitors let premature babies have skin-to-skin contact even in the NICU by Akshata R. Naik for Massive Science.
- Why you should be adding salt to your cocktails by Celine Bossart/Saveur for Saveur.
- How pseudoscientists get away with it by Stuart Firestein for Nautilus magazine.
- Severe cyclones may have played a role in the Maya collapse by Lakshmi Supriya for AGU EOS.
- Podcast: 074 Actual Cannibal Salamanders by Tom Major and Benjamin Michael Marshall at Herpetological Highlights.
- American mastodons migrated across vast distances due to warming climate, DNA study says by Sci-News.com.
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