
A new take on carbon capture
At least Halliday wasn't alone: For many years, researchers have tried and mostly failed to find materials that could reliably absorb CO2 at the super-high temperatures of industrial furnaces, kilns, and boilers.
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At least Halliday wasn't alone: For many years, researchers have tried and mostly failed to find materials that could reliably absorb CO2 at the super-high temperatures of industrial furnaces, kilns, and boilers.
Nov 25, 2025

The new demonstration sets a milestone for quantum networks by achieving a level of flexibility and scalability not previously shown.
Nov 25, 2025

Their work, presented as a review article in Nature Photonics, surveys recent progress in generating, manipulating and detecting quantum structured light.
Nov 25, 2025

Dr Rosalind Coggon, Royal Society Research Fellow at the University of Southampton, said, "We've known for a long time that erosion on the slopes of underwater…
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Now Princeton researchers have developed a diamond-based quantum sensor that reveals rich new information about magnetic phenomena at this minute scale.
Nov 24, 2025

If there was one thing Cameron Halliday SM '19, MBA '22, PhD '22 was exceptional at during the early days of his PhD at MIT, it was producing the same graph over and over again.
Nov 24, 2025

Sound, as encountered in everyday life, corresponds to longitudinal waves traveling through air.
Nov 24, 2025

Optical vortex beams, which transport orbital angular momentum, hold potential for material processing, particle acceleration, communications, and emerging photonic technology.
Nov 24, 2025

Only scientifically classified as a species in 2017, tapanulis are incredibly rare, with fewer than 800 left in the wild, confined to a small range in part of Indonesia's Sumatra.
Nov 24, 2025

Researchers describe how mixing the orientation (polarization) of light with particular spatial patterns lets them focus it more sharply for better microscope images or to cut and process materials more precisely.
Nov 24, 2025

Now, the church in Iznik, a small town several hours from Istanbul, stands on dry land, its ruins exposed as the waters that engulfed it for more than 700 years have receded due to climate change.
Nov 21, 2025

The team describes a prebiotic gel-first framework in which semi-solid gel matrices, resembling modern microbial biofilms, hosted key steps in the origin of life.
Nov 21, 2025

The galaxy was found in JWST images obtained as part of the UNCOVER and MegaScience surveys, which provided data in 21 different filters spanning a wide range of wavelengths.
Nov 21, 2025

DEVILS is an extensive galaxy evolution survey that combines observations from multiple ground and space-based telescopes to analyse hundreds of thousands of galaxies.
Nov 21, 2025

Atmospheric escape describes the loss of gas from a planet's upper atmosphere into space and operates on Earth at a rate of just over 3 kilograms per second, mainly as hydrogen.
Nov 20, 2025

The country has the world's largest rail network -- one-fifth longer than the circumference of the earth.
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