UC Santa Cruz researchers explore diamond-based sensors that could transform how future U.S. fusion reactors track plasma.

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An Oklahoma family finds a 2.79-carat brown diamond at Crater of Diamonds, Arkansas, during a birthday celebration stop. Luck ...

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A county examination had fingered the employee’s suspicious behavior in 2016, but the convention center rehired her in 2024.

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Physicists at UC Santa Cruz will receive $555,000 of that to develop a literal gem of a monitoring system that such power plants will need to safely generate fusion energy—a system that incorporates ...

Archer and Joby are leading efforts to establish passenger urban air mobility networks in the UAE, with both US developers ...