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Recent theoretical developments by Professor Mark van Schilfgaarde of King’s College London have led to the creation of a high-fidelity method for describing the electronic...

Perovskites are versatile materials that have a wide variety of characteristics and can be used as building blocks to create more complex structures that have...

Increasingly high-resolution and theoretically advanced simulations are providing a greater understanding of the sun by enabling the simultaneous capture of the two main constituents of...

The next generation of nuclear reactors will generate huge amounts of heat at the core and so require new cooling methods. Dr Lilla Koloszar of...

It is only by using high-performance computers that Dr Gabriel Wlazłowski of the Warsaw University of Technology has been able to advance our understanding of...

Dry eye syndrome is a painful condition affecting millions of people throughout the world and is caused by the evaporation of tear fluid from the...

Kolmogorov’s eighty-year-old phenomenological observations of turbulent flows remain the cornerstone of research into turbulence, but computational work led by Professor Alessandra Sabina Lanotte has challenged...

Binary neutron star mergers are unique astrophysical laboratories for studying gravity due to the additional electromagnetic signals they produce. Dr Carlos Palenzuela of the University...