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The past, present and future of high-energy physics come under the spotlight in the July 2022 issue of Physics World
Algorithm based on language translation could help pinpoint new physics at particle colliders
New data reveals that number of aerosol particles exhaled by people who are exercising increases 132-fold on average during peak activity
New device might find applications in flexible lighting and smart displays that can be used at night without disrupting the body's biological clock
Photon-counting CT systems may improve artefact reduction from metal implants, phantom study shows
Devices containing a "bumpy" carbon-based material work at freezing temperatures
New device operates at femtosecond time scales thanks to light-field control of real and virtual charge carriers
Researchers at the recent SNMMI Annual Meeting presented the latest developments in PET and SPECT instrumentation
Susanne Klein reviews Handmade: a Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making by Anna Ploszajski
Can you distinguish experimental errors from the real voice of nature? Robert P Crease wants your stories
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Excerpts from the Red Folder
Elekta’s cloud-based software platform ProKnow is being used to centralize NHS England’s radiotherapy data while simultaneously opening up access to that data among treatment centres across the country
James McKenzie reflects on the wonders of Gorilla Glass – an invention that protects billions of smartphones, tablets and laptops around the world from unwanted damage
All-in-one Hall analysis instrument is from Lake Shore Cryotronics
Prabhakar is also the first immigrant and person of colour to take up the role
Toronto-based start-up’s programmable photonic device is accessible to the public and much faster than classical machines at Gaussian boson sampling
Michel Spiro, president of IUPAP, discusses the organization's biggest achievements, its centenary celebrations, and its future
The BOOTES6 optical telescope will measure the brightness of transient sources when it starts up in mid-July
A neural network model localizes disease regions in lung scans of patients with COVID-19, despite being trained only on images of healthy patients
James Dacey talks to the stained-glass artist about her inspiration and work
To mark Physics World’s first AI in Medical Physics Week, we’ve put together a short quiz – answers next week
Study identifies lattice orientations that reduce unwanted effect
Effect seen at every stage of a woman’s career and may help to account for differences in the observed output of male and female scientists
Medical physicists explored a range of education and training scenarios for AI and machine learning at last month’s ESTRO Annual Congress
Ancient glass is not just of interest to historians and archaeologists – it may also hold the key to understanding the durability of vitrified nuclear waste. Rachel Brazil...
Computational strategy enables high spatial and temporal resolution in both label-free photoacoustic microscopy and labelled photoacoustic tomography
A short film exploring glass’ cultural legacy and cutting-edge glass science
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Live webinar on 5 July 2022 exploring the most recent real-time adaptive radiotherapy developments and the new cardiac radioablation treatment
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