Volume 3 Issue 10, 1 October 2026
Spin defects hosted in a two-dimensional magnet stay quantum-coherent for more than a millisecond under ambient conditions, pointing to thin, integrable quantum sensors. See Millisecond spin coherence at room temperature in a layered magnet.
Spin defects hosted in a two-dimensional magnet stay quantum-coherent for more than a millisecond under ambient conditions, pointing to thin, integrable quantum sensors.
Lumen 3, 1–9 (2026)
A panel of 12 blood proteins identifies pancreatic tumours at stages when surgery can still cure, in a study of more than 3,000 people.
Lumen 3, 12–20 (2026)
Variation in a single bacterial gene helps explain why the same dose of a heart medication works in some patients but not others.
Lumen 3, 34–42 (2026)
Systems made of self-propelled units—from cells to robots—obey shared physical principles that are only now coming into focus.
Lumen 3, 21–30 (2026)
Spin defects in a layered magnet stay coherent at room temperature, a step towards quantum sensors that can be built into chips.
Lumen 3, 10–11 (2026)
More than half of the world's reef area has experienced bleaching-level heat stress since last year, monitoring agencies report.
Lumen 3, 31–32 (2026)
The system that underpins scientific quality relies on unpaid, invisible labour. Here is how to recognize it.
Lumen 3, 33 (2026)
