Cambridge opens a quantum centre that will host a 256-qubit computer
The University of Cambridge and IonQ have opened a quantum technology research centre, with nine projects already selected.
The University of Cambridge and IonQ have opened a quantum technology research centre, with nine projects already selected.
Using a hybrid quantum computer, the team reproduced the Aharonov-Bohm effect, predicted in 1959, in a new kind of simulation.
The investment will support tree planting and local biodiversity plans, as well as adaptation to floods and extreme heat.
The Operation Blue Skies project will slightly adjust flight altitudes to avoid conditions that form persistent contrails.
Yes Friends, which started with a £7.99 T-shirt, has already raised more than £56,000 for garment workers.
The 2026 race received the top rating under World Athletics' sustainability standard. It was the first mass-participation road race to achieve it.
More than 400 secondary schools in disadvantaged communities will receive support to widen their range of sport, music, clubs and outdoor activities.
In pilot projects in England, 92% of the people supported were still housed after a year.
Between April and June 2026, 981,000 young people were in this situation, 30,000 fewer than in the previous quarter.
In a study of 1,864 women, the test identified more than 80% of cancers and was 98.8% reliable at ruling out the disease.
Having rejected it in 2024, the medicines appraisal body has recommended Enhertu for the public health service.
The studies brought together link reading to a lower risk of dementia, better mental health and greater empathy.
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