No Author, Author at Physics World

Author

Home » Archives for No Author » Page 134

Array ( [0] => linkedin [1] => facebook [2] => twitter [3] => google-plus [4] => youtube ) Array ( [0] => linkedin [1] => facebook [2] => twitter [3] => google-plus [4] => youtube ) Array ( [0] => linkedin [1] => facebook [2] => twitter [3] => google-plus [4] => youtube ) Array ( [0] => linkedin [1] => facebook [2] => twitter [3] => google-plus [4] => youtube ) Array ( [0] => linkedin [1] => facebook [2] => twitter [3] => google-plus [4] => youtube )

No Author

Author archive

Industry or academia? How to choose your path

Quantum scientist Joanna Zajac spent three years in industry before returning to fundamental research. She advises on how academia and industry differ and deciding which one is right for you

Simulations shed light on interactions that help spiders fly

Researchers reveal how some spiders can float and drift like a balloon by exploiting the electric field present in the atmosphere

Artist’s impression of a planet around Alpha Centauri B. The star appears as a bright object at the centre, with the edge of the planet illuminated and the companion star Alpha Centauri A in the background

Planets in Alpha Centauri could be carbon-rich – if they exist

New modelling predicts the composition, structure and atmosphere of hypothetical nearby worlds

Technology with characters: the story of China’s unique transformation

Andrew Robinson reviews Kingdom of Characters: a Tale of Language, Obsession and Genius in Modern China by Jing Tsu

Time crystals on a quantum computer reach record size

Results mark the beginning of a new phase in quantum simulation, say physicists

APS March Meeting set to reconnect the global physics community

Thousands of physicists will once again have the opportunity to share ideas and discuss their latest results at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society

Minimally invasive image-guided ablation

MR-guided magnetic seeds seek, heat and destroy tumours

Minimally invasive therapy uses an MRI scanner to steer a ferromagnetic seed through the brain to thermoablate tumour cells

Diagram showing ions produced when a laser is fired at a graphene target

Graphene target boosts laser-driven ion acceleration

New technique could make it possible to produce relativistic beams of ions using less intense lasers

‘Huge leap’ as scientists report first drone-assisted space rock recovery after observed meteorite fall

Researchers in Western Australia have been working on automating the discovery of meteorites with drones and machine learning

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin using astronomical equipment

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: the woman who found hydrogen in the stars

Sidney Perkowitz on Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, from her stellar astronomical findings to her struggle with bias against women in the early 20th century

First
Previous
...
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
...
Next
Last

Browse articles by content type

Author

No Author

Author archive

Industry or academia? How to choose your path

Simulations shed light on interactions that help spiders fly

Planets in Alpha Centauri could be carbon-rich – if they exist

Technology with characters: the story of China’s unique transformation

Time crystals on a quantum computer reach record size

APS March Meeting set to reconnect the global physics community

MR-guided magnetic seeds seek, heat and destroy tumours

Graphene target boosts laser-driven ion acceleration

‘Huge leap’ as scientists report first drone-assisted space rock recovery after observed meteorite fall

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: the woman who found hydrogen in the stars

Physics World Weekly

Physics World Stories

Reset your password

Registration complete

Author

No Author

Author archive