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A seismic story told by turbidites
DOWN TO EARTH: Sediment deposits off the coast of Washington and Oregon reveal periodic tsunami and earthquakes of similar magnitude to the ones that struck Japan's Tohoku region in March 2011.
A new x-ray light source for a new university
DAYSIDE: Like the rest of Japan's scientific enterprise in the 21st century, the country's newest university is ambitious and internationally minded.
A blind quantum computer’s laboratory debut
PHYSICS UPDATE: Quantum computing promises greater efficiency than classical computing. Quantum communication promises tamper-proof security. Combine the two and you get blind quantum computing.
US-educated Pakistani physicist and political observer presses compatriots on the bomb
SCIENCE AND THE MEDIA: Pervez Hoodbhoy's three January newspaper analyses advocate nuclear restraint.
A compact hyperspectral camera at Photonics West
DAYSIDE: Thanks to its innovative filter, a new chip-based camera delivers images and spectra without the need for bulky diffractive optics.
ARPA–E doesn’t duplicate private-sector development, says GAO
POLITICS AND POLICY: Report finds high-risk development projects could not find private financing.
Frequency-doubled photons can measure current density
PHYSICS UPDATE: The possibility was anticipated theoretically 16 years ago and could be used in applications as a semiconductor diagnostic.
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