Device can transform into four components for artificial intelligence systems
Perovskite-based device could be used in reconfigurable networks
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Perovskite-based device could be used in reconfigurable networks
Read article: Device can transform into four components for artificial intelligence systems
New precise measurement shows that the neutrino is at least 500,000 times lighter the electron
Read article: KATRIN experiment places upper limit on the mass of the neutrino
Material can be manufactured in bulk
Read article: Artificial material mimics tooth enamel, but is tougher
The IOP Publishing journal JPhys Complexity, explores the role that complex systems science play in connecting information processing and computing
Read article: Complex systems approaches to information processing
Advances in pencil-beam scanning and robotics could make compact, gantry-less proton therapy a reality
Read article: Can pencil-beam scanning enable gantry-free proton therapy?
David Appell reviews A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey from the Street to the Stars by Hakeem Oluseyi and Joshua Horwitz
Read article: A most improbable physicist: how Hakeem Oluseyi survived a troubled early life and went on to succeed in physics
A lightweight, compact adaptive liquid lens could prove ideal for mobile phone cameras, endoscopes and machine vision applications
Read article: Electrically responsive fluid creates a variable-focus liquid lens
Glass shares properties with mayonnaise and ant colonies
Read article: Universal scaling law describes how metallic glasses flow
The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Hiden Analytical, Element Six and TA Instruments – Waters, explores the methods used in hydrogen production
Read article: Hydrogen production: from imagined colours to clean reality
Alexander Mendelsohn wonders why the mental-health system lacks the quantitative rigour that physics benefits from
Read article: A physicist’s experience of the mental-health system