Metamaterial sculpts heart-shaped darkness from light
Sub-wavelength imaging could benefit from new technology
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Sub-wavelength imaging could benefit from new technology
Read article: Metamaterial sculpts heart-shaped darkness from light
The global pandemic has put us all in need of a good break. Juanita Bawagan explores some exciting physics-themed holiday destinations on our planet and beyond
Read article: Holiday hotspots for physicists
Observations could help solve an important cosmological problem
Read article: Newly discovered planetary nebulae could improve cosmic distance measurements
The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical, explores the progress and opportunities employing electrochemical energy storage to build a green energy future
Read article: Electrochemistry-based and -coupled characterization of energy storage materials
With construction of its first dedicated space station set to be complete next year, China is now firmly becoming a major space power, as Ling Xin reports
Read article: China embarks on a decade of human space exploration
IUVSTA, Hiden Analytical, MKS Instruments, Agilent Vacuum Technologies and Pfeiffer Vacuum explores the current trend and challenges in the manufacturing processes of advanced semiconductor devices
Read article: Plasma processing challenges in the era of sub-nanometre-node semiconductor devices
Observation could help explain how moons form around gas-giant planets like Jupiter
Read article: Moon-forming disc is spotted around a giant exoplanet
The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with Hiden Analytical explores the Augustyn Research Group’s investigation of the mechanistic understanding of water-mediated ion intercalation in transition metal oxides
Passive radar system offers energy and cost savings over existing methods
Read article: Solar radio waves could help monitor glacier thickness
Almost half of respondents reported being bullied or harassed at work in the previous two years
Read article: Bullying and harassment rife in astronomy and geophysics, finds poll