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Holding onto your identity

Danielle Speller explains how burnout is linked to identity and shares her advice for maintaining balance

Danielle Speller, assistant professor and researcher in experimental nuclear and particle astrophysics at the University of California, Berkeley

Ultrasensitive frequency comb breathalyser targets real-time disease diagnosis

Spectroscopic breath analysis device is now a thousandfold more sensitive to disease biomarkers

How molecular catalysts mediate the electrochemical generation of fuels

The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Hiden Analytical and the Royal Society of Chemistry, explore how molecular catalysts are being used to mediate fuel generation

I had been burned out before. This time was different

The combination of a global pandemic and a nationwide racial reckoning has made maintaining a healthy work–life balance especially difficult, says Katrina Miller

Clinical experience on the independent dose distribution verification with RadCalc

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores 3D dose distribution verification based on the Monte Carlo Module in RadCalc

Variational principles and topological constants of motion for MHD

IUVSTA, in partnership with Agilent Technologies explores how magnetohydrodynamics can be formulated through a variational principle as a field theory

Monochromatic X-ray method promises dramatic cut in radiation dose

Contrast-enhanced digital mammography with monochromatic X-rays lowers radiation dose while maintaining image quality

Monochromatic versus broadband X-ray imaging

All-optical processors could compute any linear transformation, machine learning reveals

Light-based system would be faster and more energy efficient than conventional computers

Burning back burnout

PhD student Garrett Williams describes how mentorship, outreach and introspection have helped him survive as a Black physicist

Photo of Garrett Williams, adjusting equipment on an optical bench

Humidity controls frost pattern formation

Improving our understanding of frost formation could help reduce frosting and associated damage

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Holding onto your identity

Ultrasensitive frequency comb breathalyser targets real-time disease diagnosis

How molecular catalysts mediate the electrochemical generation of fuels

I had been burned out before. This time was different

Clinical experience on the independent dose distribution verification with RadCalc

Variational principles and topological constants of motion for MHD

Monochromatic X-ray method promises dramatic cut in radiation dose

All-optical processors could compute any linear transformation, machine learning reveals

Burning back burnout

Humidity controls frost pattern formation

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