Read article: A PhD in cups of espresso: how logging my coffee consumption helped me write my thesis
Vittorio Aita explains an unusual side project that kept him on track during the last months of his PhD
Read article: IHEP-SDU in search of ‘quantum advantage’ to open new frontiers in high-energy physics
Opportunities in quantum science and technology a high priority for China’s high-energy physicists
Read article: Chip-based optical tweezers manipulate microparticles and cells from a distance
Integrated optical phased array uses a tightly focused beam of light to trap and manipulate biological particles
Read article: Two distinct descriptions of nuclei unified for the first time
Hybrid approach focuses on short-range-correlated nucleon pairs
Read article: From buckyballs to biological membranes: ISIS celebrates 40 years of neutron science
As ISIS – the UK’s muon and neutron source – turns 40, Rosie de Laune and colleagues from ISIS explore the past, present and future of neutron scattering
Read article: Imaging method could detect Parkinson’s disease up to 20 years before symptoms appear
A technique that combines super-resolution microscopy with advanced computational analysis could identify early signs of Parkinson’s disease
Read article: Cosmic antimatter could be created by annihilating WIMPs
Detection of antideuterons and antihelium could help hone dark-matter models
Read article: On the proper use of a Warburg impedance
The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Gamry Instruments, Inc., BioLogic, Scribner and Metrohm Autolab, explore the proper use of a Warburg impedance for batteries
Read article: Multi-qubit entangled states boost atomic clock and sensor performance
Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger states increase measurement frequency
Read article: Negative triangularity tokamaks: a power plant plasma solution from the core to the edge?
IOP Publishing's journal, Plasma Science and Technologies explores the knowns and unknowns of negative triangularity and evaluate its future as a power plant solution
