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New low-power robot works using echolocation and could find applications in search and rescue missions in difficult-to-access spaces

All-in-one QA platform provides an independent, interpretable alternative to vendor black-box QA The post Daily QA 4 Pro redefines machine quality assurance for next-generation radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.

Our podcast guest develops technologies for proteomics The post Proteins on manuscript reveal how Renaissance medicines were made appeared first on Physics World.

Join the audience for a live webinar on 13 May 2026 sponsored by IOP Publishing's journal, Nano Futures The post Atomic-scale devices and quantum platforms appeared first on Physics World.

Architectures could support quantum-chemistry simulations The post Collisional quantum gates created using fermionic atoms appeared first on Physics World.

Hafnium-oxide based nanomaterial mimics the mechanisms of the human brain The post Memristive synapses could reduce AI energy consumption appeared first on Physics World.

The work involved mapping more than 47 million galaxies and quasars over a five-year period The post Dark energy survey unveils the largest 3D map of the universe appeared first on Physics World.

Transmission electron microscopy probes solid–liquid interfaces The post ‘Nano-aquariums’ deliver atomic-resolution imaging appeared first on Physics World.

Revealing how copper atoms shift under heat offers a blueprint for engineering materials with precisely controlled expansion The post A new explanation for negative thermal expansion appeared first on Physics World.

James Dacey reviews The Elements of Power: a Story of War, Technology and the Dirtiest Supply Chain on Earth by Nicolas Niarchos The post The dark heart of the lithium-ion battery revolution appeared first on Physics World.

Discovery could facilitate the large-scale fabrication of materials that adapt to changing conditions The post Want to make a peptide material go from soft to stiff? Just add water appeared first on Physics World.

The tool could be used to spur transformative breakthroughs The post Have you published a disruptive paper? New machine-learning tool helps you check appeared first on Physics World.

Laser stabilization system boosts quality of electron bunches The post Laser-driven free electron laser runs for more than eight hours appeared first on Physics World.

Muhammad Sabieh Anwar describes a new way to engage students in quantum physics The post How pictures can help school students learn quantum physics appeared first on Physics World.

Concept from theoretical physics could reduce qubit requirements The post Gauge theory could give quantum error correction a boost appeared first on Physics World.

Chris Sinclair talks to Michael Frayn about a new revival of his classic science play Copenhagen The post Michael Frayn on Copenhagen : ‘When I wrote it, I didn’t think it would even be staged’ appeared first on Physics World.