Meet the 2025 Nobel laureates in Physics: Where they studied and how their research shaped quantum science

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics honours John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John Martinis for revealing quantum phenomena in everyday circuits. Their experiments demonstrated quantum tunnelling and energy quantisation in systems large enough to hold, bridging the microscopic and macroscopic worlds. This groundbreaking work paved the way for modern quantum computing.

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Vaani Kapoor on breaking boundaries with action, and the art of choosing fewer but meaningful roles : Exclusive

Vaani Kapoor talks about her OTT debut in Mandala Murders. She appreciates director Gopi Puthran’s vision. The actress shares her experience of performing action sequences in Lucknow’s heat. Vaani emphasizes her selective approach to film roles. She values quality over quantity. Kapoor expresses gratitude for her friend Rashi Khanna’s positive feedback. She hopes to be…

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81% of US teachers call student behaviour a serious problem: How it is pushing many out of the profession

A 2024 NEA survey shows 81% of US teachers see student behaviour as a “serious problem,” surpassing pay as their top concern. Misconduct, defiance, and aggression are driving stress, burnout, and teacher shortages nationwide. Educators demand systemic solutions such as smaller classes, administrative support, and mental health resources, warning that without urgent action classrooms risk…

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Students study in the open to protest poor condition of classroom at Ravenshaw

Ravenshaw University students took their classes outside the vice-chancellor’s office to protest dilapidated classrooms. A professor joined them, highlighting the urgent need for repairs after a ceiling portion fell. Despite repeated complaints, the administration’s inaction prompted this unique demonstration. The university registrar has promised repairs within ten days, assuring a safe learning space.

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