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Patricia Daukantas, Sarah Michaud and Stewart Wills

LIGO’s next steps; diffractive imaging with imperfect crystals; simpler receiver for FTTH; DIY optics; memory formation; molecular ions; single-ion clock.

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Illustration of two black holes colliding. [Image: The Simulating eXtremem Spacetimes project / www.black-holes.com]

Stanley Whotcomb, chief scientist of the gravitational-wave observatory, shares thoughts about its past, present and future.

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