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The laser (pink) sets off an ultrafast pulse of electrons (green) inside the device. A laser pulse is then split into two beams (orange) which hit the sample at slightly different times, triggering a ... Read More

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Citizen scientists will be needed to meet global water quality goals

Sustainable development goals for water quality will not be met without the involvement of citizen scientists, argues an international team led by a UCL researcher, in a new policy brief. Read More

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