I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game
Nathan Hellner-Mestelman looks at the physics of "the floor is lava" kids’ game
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Nathan Hellner-Mestelman looks at the physics of "the floor is lava" kids’ game
Read article: I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game
Universal Quantum awarded one of the largest government quantum-computing contracts ever given to a single company
Read article: UK firm Universal Quantum wins major quantum-computing contract
Hypothetical experiment could show that black holes have two different masses simultaneously
Read article: Black holes could reveal their quantum-superposition states, new calculations reveal
Institute of Physics report says UK government must be bold to position the country as a world leader in quantum technologies
Read article: Report calls on the UK to show ambition in the development of quantum technologies
Available to watch now, a Women in Medical Physics webinar exploring how to begin a new MR-Linac program for MRIdian in your radiation oncology department
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Ultrasensitive matter-wave interferometer uses delocalization and entanglement to detect tiny accelerations
Read article: Double dose of quantum weirdness pushes sensors past the limit
Distance and time measurements approach the quantum limit
Read article: New technique boosts the performance of dual optical frequency combs
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores if external lasers should be used at the bore-type linac
Read article: Why are external lasers essential at a bore-type linac?
Laura Marini speaks to the challenges of cooling a huge underground detector to cryogenic temperatures
Read article: Exploring the mystery of neutrino mass using cryogenics deep under a mountain
Cubic boron arsenide has a growing list of useful properties
Read article: Long-lived hot electrons spotted in ‘wonder’ semiconductor