
Fermilab physicists may have glimpsed a new force, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions from belching cattle
In this podcast we also chat about energy-generating floors
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In this podcast we also chat about energy-generating floors
Ed Lester developed a continuous production method for making nanoparticles and founded a company to commercialize the process
Excerpts from the Red Folder
This podcast features a neuromedicine specialist and the author of a book on the physics of sight and sound
Careers tips from a professor of physics at the University of Warwick who studies flavour physics, CP violation and heavy-quark physics
Nanopositioning specialist Queensgate is lining up a suite of enabling technologies for applications in high-speed, high-accuracy atomic force microscopy systems
This podcast features education specialist Carol Davenport and our industry columnist James McKenzie
Research could lead the way to a new time standard
Event Horizon Telescope measures light polarization near supermassive black hole
We also talk about that new particle at CERN in this week’s podcast