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Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data

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Clouds of atoms trap light in a way that could store quantum data

When an atom absorbs light, it re-emits it almost immediately – but a cloud of atoms can hold on to the light for a while, which could be useful in future quantum computers

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Flat pasta that morphs into 3D shapes when cooked saves on packaging

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Your finger can feel the change of a single atom in a material

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Your finger can feel the change of a single atom in a material

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(Left to right) Shamier Anderson, Anna Kendrick, Daniel Dae Kim and Toni Collette in Stowaway

Space

Stowaway review: A claustrophobic and philosophical space thriller

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Suffrage Science podcast salutes the achievements of female scientists

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Suffrage Science podcast salutes the achievements of female scientists

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New kind of blue found in cabbage could replace synthetic food dye

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How to tenderise meat with mouth-watering marinades

Life

How to tenderise meat with mouth-watering marinades

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Not so vanilla: The mission to spice up our favourite flavour

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Not so vanilla: The mission to spice up our favourite flavour

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How to make fabulous pizza using slow science

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How to make fabulous pizza using slow science

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Hannah Ware in The One

Technology

The One review: What happens when a DNA test reveals your true love?

In Netflix's The One, a company has developed a test that can reveal who you are “genetically guaranteed to fall in love with”. The technology is far from plausible, but the quest for the perfect partner leads to plenty of drama and intrigue

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How do young people feel about a future working in science?

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For All Mankind season 2 review: The cold war is raging on the moon

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Klara and the Sun review: Ishiguro's thought-provoking future for AI

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Netflix's Space Sweepers review: A silly but profound space opera

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