HORIBA Scientific explores recent advances in nanoscale Raman characterization of new 2D materials and heterostructures
Read article: Raman and PL at the nanoscale: why it’s important for 2D materials
New growth phenomenon could lead to new commercial applications
Read article: Large, defect-free quasicrystals could be made by ‘self-healing’
Sidney Perkowitz on Guy Callendar, the engineer who demonstrated the link between rising carbon-dioxide concentration and temperature
Read article: The unconventional scientist who predicted that rising carbon dioxide levels would change the climate
The SunCHECK Quality Management Platform is delivering long-run benefits for medical physicists and – more importantly – patients at Iridium Netwerk’s clinics in Belgium
Read article: Iridium Netwerk’s medical physics team redefines best practice in radiotherapy QA
The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical, Royal Society of Chemistry, Instron and Metrohm explores solid-states batteries, material choices and design
Read article: Design and manufacture of solid-state batteries towards low cost
Astrophysicist and professor emeritus Gibor Basri on the importance of balancing life’s many commitments
Read article: Prioritization and a passion for science can get you through burnout
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores the THALES 3D MR SCANNER during the commissioning of the MRIdian Linac of Viewray
Read article: User experience of MRIdian Linac commissioning and QA with the THALES 3D MR SCANNER
Despite the pressure on physicists, particularly Black physicists, to always do more, it is essential to learn to put work aside, writes Larry Gladney
Read article: The physics of burn-in and burnout
CT imaging with gold nanoparticles can detect vascular inflammation in mice; the nanoparticles could also play a role in treatment of such diseases
Read article: Gold nanoparticles show promise for imaging and therapy of vascular disease
Study highlights the difference between super Earths and super Mercuries
Read article: Compositions of exoplanets and their stars have a surprising relationship, study reveals
