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Structural battery is world’s strongest, say researchers – Physics World
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Carbon fibre-based electrodes are key to success
on Tue, 11PM
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Science thrives on constructive and respectful peer review – Physics World
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Unhelpful or rude feedback can shake the confidence of early career researchers
on Sep 28
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Field work – the physics of sheep, from phase transitions to collective motion – Physics World
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Physics sheds a new insight on the behaviour of sheep flocks, helping with new tips on shepherding
on Sep 26
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Researchers exploit quantum entanglement to create hidden images – Physics World
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Encoding an image into the quantum correlations of photon pairs makes it invisible to conventional imaging techniques
on Sep 26
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Physics for a better future: mammoth book looks at science and society – Physics World
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Our podcast guest is Christophe Rossel, co-author of EPS Grand Challenges
on Sep 21
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Two medical physicists talk about the future of treatment and diagnostic technologies
on Sep 21
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New superconductor has record breaking current density – Physics World
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Rare-earth barium copper oxide structure also has the highest pinning force ever reported
on Sep 17
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Twisted fibres capture more water from fog – Physics World
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New finding could allow more fresh water to be harvested from the air
on Sep 17
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Explorer of stars and souls: Arthur Stanley Eddington – Physics World
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Matthew Stanley looks back at the life of the astronomer Arthur Eddington, whose solar-eclipse measurements 100 years ago confirmed Einstein's general theory of relativity
on Sep 15
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An unelementary affair: 150 years of the periodic table – Physics World
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Robert P Crease traces the history of the periodic table, 150 years after Dmitri Mendeleev drew the first version
on Sep 15
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The survey followed almost 4000 first-year students taking introductory physics courses at four US universities
on Sep 15
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UK reveals next STEPs toward prototype fusion power plant – Physics World
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Engineers and physicists have met to discuss the challenges and opportunities of building a practical fusion power plant in the UK
on Sep 14
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In this podcast we chat about active matter, artificial intelligence and storm Ciarán
on Sep 13
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Akiko Nakayama: the Japanese artist skilled in fluid mechanics – Physics World
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Sidney Perkowitz explores the science behind the work of Japanese painter Akiko Nakayama
on Sep 6
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Hybrid quantum–classical computing chips and neutral-atom qubits both show promise – Physics World
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Equal1’s Elena Blokhina and Harvard’s Brandon Grinkemeyer are our guests
on Sep 6
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Open problem in quantum entanglement theory solved after nearly 25 years – Physics World
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Non-existence of universal maximally entangled isospectral mixed states has implications for research on quantum technologies
on Sep 3
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Metasurface makes thermal sources emit laser-like light – Physics World
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Pillar-studded surface just hundreds of nanometres thick allows researchers to control direction, polarization and phase of thermal radiation
on Sep 2
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Researchers cut to the chase on the physics of paper cuts – Physics World
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A paper cut “sweet spot” just happens to be close to the thickness of paper in print magazines
on Sep 1
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This podcast features an astrobiologist who has identified similar radio signals
on Aug 30
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Sunflowers ‘dance’ together to share sunlight – Physics World
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Zigzag patterns created by circular motion of growing stems
on Aug 30
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Photonic orbitals shape up – Physics World
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The behaviour of photons confined inside three-dimensional cavity superlattices is much more complex than that of electrons in conventional solid-state materials
on Aug 29
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Metamaterial gives induction heating a boost for industrial processing – Physics World
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Technology could help heavy industry transition from fossil fuels
on Aug 29
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Fluorescent dye helps reveal the secrets of ocean circulation – Physics World
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For the first time, researchers have directly measured the upwelling of cold, deep water towards the ocean surface
on Aug 29
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A breezy tour of what gaseous materials do for us – Physics World
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Margaret Harris reviews It’s a Gas: the Magnificent and Elusive Elements that Expand Our World by Mark Miodownik
on Aug 28
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Software expertise powers up quantum computing – Physics World
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Combining research excellence with a direct connection to the National Quantum Computing Centre, the Quantum Software Lab is focused on delivering effective solutions to real-world problems
on Aug 28
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The most precise timekeeping device ever built – Physics World
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Colorado-based researchers have reduced the systematic uncertainty in their optical lattice clock to a record low. Ali Lezeik explains how they did it
on Aug 27
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Physicists reveal the role of ‘magic’ in quantum computational power – Physics World
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Entanglement and magic interact in ways that impact quantum algorithms and physical systems
on Aug 23
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Quantum oscillators fall in synch even when classical ones don’t – but at a cost – Physics World
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For large-scale systems, classical oscillators are more energy-efficient, say theorists
on Aug 15
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Fermilab is ‘doomed’ without management overhaul claims whistleblower report – Physics World
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A group of anonymous whistleblowers say that Fermilab is in 'crisis' and needs a management shake-up
on Aug 15
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Why North America has a ‘tornado alley’ and South America doesn’t – Physics World
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There’s a scientific reason why Twisters is set in the US Great Plains rather than Argentina, and it has to do with the Gulf of Mexico
on Aug 13
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Liquid water could abound in Martian crust, seismic study suggests – Physics World
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Reservoir could harbour microbial life
on Aug 13
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Our world (still) cannot be anything but quantum, say physicists – Physics World
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Measurements of the Leggett-Garg inequality using neutron interferometry emphasize that no classical macroscopic theory can describe reality
on Aug 13
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Abdus Salam: celebrating a unifying force in global physics – Physics World
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Our podcast guests are Claudia de Rham and Ian Walmsley at Imperial College
on Aug 11
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Kirigami cubes make a novel mechanical computer – Physics World
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New device can store, retrieve and erase data
on Aug 9
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Tsung-Dao Lee: Nobel laureate famed for work on parity violation dies aged 97 – Physics World
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In the 1950s Lee proposed that "parity" is violated by the weak force
on Aug 9
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Physicists detect nuclear decay in the recoil of a levitating sphere – Physics World
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Principle of momentum conservation makes it possible to "see" individual alpha particles leaving a micron-scale silica bead
on Aug 8
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Quantum entanglement expands to city-sized networks – Physics World
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Independent demonstrations by teams in China, Europe and the US bring a quantum Internet closer
on Aug 7
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First patients treated using minibeam radiation therapy – Physics World
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Minibeam radiotherapy using a clinical orthovoltage unit successfully treats two patients
on Aug 6
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Rumours spread like nuclear fission, say physicists – Physics World
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Neutrons are rumours and people are uranium isotopes in new model
on Aug 6
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Twisted carbon nanotubes store more energy than lithium-ion batteries – Physics World
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Mechanical energy storage could be a safer way of powering some medical devices
on Aug 5
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Vera C Rubin Observatory's secondary mirror successfully installed – Physics World
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The Vera C Rubin Observatory will conduct a decade-long survey of the southern hemisphere sky when operational in 2025
on Aug 4
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Graphene switch combines logic and memory functions in a single device – Physics World
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New device exploits the carbon material’s ability to conduct both electrons and protons
on Jul 30
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Sun-like stars seen orbiting hidden neutron stars – Physics World
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Astronomers are puzzled how wide orbits survived supernovae
on Jul 27
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In this podcast we chat about small-scale fusion and a familiar yet mysterious force
on Jul 27
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The Rosalind Franklin question – Physics World
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Why are we still fascinated by the Dark Lady of DNA?
on Jul 25
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Primordial black holes contain very little dark matter, say astronomers – Physics World
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Theories of the early universe may have to be revised following new analyses of data from the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment
on Jul 25
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Hawaiian volcano erupted 'like a stomp rocket' – Physics World
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Events at Kilauea in 2018 may have been triggered by a previously undescribed mechanism
on Jul 23
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Why we need gender equality in big science – Physics World
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Elizabeth Pollitzer says measures must be taken to tackle the gender imbalance among staff and users of large research infrastructures
on Jul 22
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The Good Morning Britain meteorologist says it’s important to be open to opportunity
on Jul 19
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How gravity falls down on falling down – Physics World
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Kate Gardner reviews The Beauty of Falling: a Life in Pursuit of Gravity by Claudia de Rham
on Jul 18