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Anna Demming

Anna Demming is a science journalist.

Anna was materials editor of Physics World from 2018 to 2019 and was previously editor of the website Nanotechweb. She studied nanostructures for her PhD in the context of photonics, specifically plasmonics and scanning near-field microscopy. In her spare time she runs and performs in a Bristol-based dance theatre company.

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Quantum teleportation, FLASH radiotherapy and the end of electricity from coal

We discuss developments in real-world quantum teleportation, how government policies can affect start-ups and the take-up of alternative technologies to coal

moire patterns in twisted bilayer graphene

Direct measurements probe the state of magic-angle twisted graphene

Capacitance measurements and scanning tunnelling microscopy and spectroscopy images provide a deeper understanding of electron behaviour in twisted bilayer graphene

How have solar cells undercut coal?

Martin Green describes the physics and politics that have helped and hindered photovoltaic energy suppliers to finally outbid fossil fuels

Planet and profit forge alliances in the materials industry

Companies take on sustainability objectives at the Advanced Materials Show

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Advanced microscopy pioneer leaves broad ranging legacy

Inventor of acoustic and atomic force microscopy, Calvin Quate dies aged 95

Amino acid orchestra trains machine learning algorithms to design proteins

Music encoding protein properties provides a new route to AI materials design

Machine learning collaborations accelerate materials discovery

Combining forces with other numerical approaches, as well as collaborating with other research groups across the world, adds strength to data-driven techniques for materials science

Multifunctional materials bring the future under control

Researchers at the forefront of a range of sectors chart the increasing potential of multifunctional materials to tackle challenges from healthcare and sustainability to robotics

Nanoscale optical imaging gets simpler and cheaper

With a lens-free makeover scanning near-field optical microscopes (SNOMs) could become a common lab tool

Emerging photovoltaic technology efficiencies line up

The first ever efficiency table for emerging technologies goes live for photovoltaic researchers

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