Institute of Physics launches new inclusion programme for universities
The Physics Inclusion Award will encompass several aspects of diversity such as race and ethnicity, neurodiversity and sexual orientation
The Physics Inclusion Award will encompass several aspects of diversity such as race and ethnicity, neurodiversity and sexual orientation
New IOP Publishing report finds that generative AI tools can provide some "useful outputs", but expert human verification and editing is always required
The group will examine the readiness of the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope
The improvements will allow researchers to better control and study fusion plasmas
Travel to astronomy meetings in 2019 resulted in the emission of 42 500 tonnes of emissions
The bold investment has been met with a mixed response
Period of ultra-weak field nearly 600 million years ago could have contributed to increase in oxygen levels that favoured complex life
Planet may once have had oceans like Earth
Researchers are developing novel sensors that might be applied to next-generation magnetoencephalography systems
Structures could have applications in future electronic devices
Technique could identify works that are prone to degradation
Cork treated with femtosecond laser processing could be used to clean up large-scale marine oil spills
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New photographs of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv provide an intimate portrait of the impact that the Russian invasion has had on scientists and research facilities
Craig Jantzen says his past self would never have imagined where his career has taken him
Astrophysicists Duncan Lorimer and Maura McLaughlin talk to Sidney Perkowitz about navigating science and academia as a married couple
James McKenzie explains why graphene is finally delivering on its promise
A new take on sonocrystallization is showing industrial promise at the Diamond Light Source
Philip Ball investigates the strange quantum effects that control water flow in carbon nanotubes
The Coffee Center will be used by more than 50 researchers and includes labs dedicated to brewing, “sensory and cupping” and the chemical analysis of coffee
Matin Durrani brings you up to date with what's hot in particle and nuclear physics
New work validates key elements of balance theory put forward nearly 80 years ago
Here are the answers to the cryptic quantum-physics word search
Game aims to teach children 10 and older about the quantum world
Exploiting the efforts of millions of gamers has helped advance our knowledge of the human microbiome
Speakers at the ESTRO 2024 meeting discussed the potential for upright treatment to increase global access to radiotherapy, particularly particle therapy
The Liverpool Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) for Innovation in Data Intensive Science is preparing the next generation of physicists for their future careers
The RayCare OIS helps clinics increase the efficiency of providing quality care for cancer patients, now and into the future
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