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Dr Tom Kariuki, African Academy of Sciences

8 façons de vous démarquer dans votre demande de bourse FLAIR

3 April 2019 by Alexander Mee

Futurs leaders : Les bourses de recherche indépendantes africaines (FLAIR) sont destinées à des chercheurs postdoctoraux africains talentueux ayant le potentiel…

Antarctic ozone hole on 16 September 1987. Credit: NASA Earth Observatory

Saving the ozone layer: an international effort

27 February 2018 by Annabel Sturgess

Ozone, a highly reactive gaseous molecule consisting of three oxygen atoms, forms a layer when found in the Earth’s stratosphere;…

The dark and light cat images arise respectively due to destructive and constructive quantum interference, and are obtained by detecting entangled photons that never interacted with the object itself. Image credit: Gabriela Barreto Lemos and Victoria Borish. Design: Patricia Enigl. Copyright: Austrian Academy of Sciences

Building on a weird foundation: The real-world impact of quantum technology

8 November 2017 by Reisha Simmonds

Quantum physics is the study of the nature and behaviour of particles at a subatomic level. As one of the strangest yet…

Trip the light photoelastic

24 October 2017 by David Chapman

In the latest in our series of public engagement case studies Amalia Thomas takes us into the world of photoelasticity….

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Computer vision: how can we teach machines to see?

11 October 2017 by Reisha Simmonds

Our sense of sight allows us to visualise shapes, colour and movements around us; the images that are captured by…

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