Edwin Cartlidge

Science journalist

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Physicists who refused to throw in the towel https://t.co/tyi1sNMrSl

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Who is wearing clever glasses? Soon it might be harder to tell https://t.co/NjwWHHDPQI

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Accuracy and precision need not be mutually exclusive https://t.co/GLEJiVZ0Uj

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The right kind of photons aid microscopy with electrons https://t.co/vh5et93JOO

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Black boxes are not always best https://t.co/Cg3DGVniwG

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Travelling to another star seems like a nutty idea, but some scientists reckon it can be done (subscription required) https://t.co/Qg6CO2ALbq

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Microscopy: the more the merrier https://t.co/6Nf59aGxXy

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A better understanding of magnetism might help scientists in their quest for non-magnetic fusion https://t.co/kKdQHQjzwI

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High-power lasers could become even more intense https://t.co/Yf2EMshiwf

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Bacteria prove no burden for ant-like robots https://t.co/zSMud5uELZ

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AI might perhaps expand its own storage space https://t.co/i5nO2ZTffz

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A handy device for shaping waves https://t.co/CFUxqXPJ0s

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How topology might aid communication https://t.co/JO3K5Xs8JO

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Eyes for ears, for power https://t.co/nN9coCND33

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The magic of metasurfaces https://t.co/VEXdMgrMTr

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A mouse-sized microscope to study the brain https://t.co/KXzqjiOHYg

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Perhaps a new way to use x-rays https://t.co/ggaxwn4a6H

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A green light for better lightning studies, perhaps https://t.co/z48qNmAR0H

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A fancy new material, once made, might perhaps end up in light-based computers https://t.co/k8PD9QmXpm

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Miniature displays with human-like resolution should be possible say researchers https://t.co/J6tfDslQF0