Black hole blast, crab tales🦀, silk in cycling 🚲 Plus: 2027 Magazine Submission

Black hole "blast", Bacteria-detecting robot, A crab's tale, Sensors that remember, and Silk in cycling. Plus submission deadline for 2027 magazine. Read all in the latest Editor's Choice.

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Black hole blast, crab tales🦀, silk in cycling 🚲 Plus: 2027 Magazine Submission

Researchers discovered that the winds generated by supermassive black holes are 100 times more powerful than previously thought, carrying energy even beyond the galaxies they inhabit.

300,000 light years

Bacteria-detecting robot

National Taiwan University

A new platform enables robots to identify Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria through touch-based electrical signals, without the need for staining or chemical labels.

Electrical fingerprint

A crab's tale

Hiroshima University

How did a crab trapped in a plastic bottle survive? Scientists uncovered how juvenile marine life could get trapped as they grow, revealing a lesser-known impact of marine plastic pollution on crustaceans.

Salamander story

Sensors that remember

The University of Osaka

A new solid-state nanopore can sense molecules, generate electrical signals, and retain memories of recent events through chemical reactions. The device successfully identified a variety of nucleotides and amino acids.

Iontronic computing

Silk in cycling

Newcastle University in Singapore

Prototype bicycle tyres reinforced with natural silk outperformed comparable nylon-reinforced tyres in durability, puncture resistance, and cord strength.

Low impact

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