Getting children interested in science
Angela Saini and her son Aneurin review Nano: the Spectacular Science of the Very (Very) Small by Jess Wade, illustrated by Melissa Castrillon
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Angela Saini and her son Aneurin review Nano: the Spectacular Science of the Very (Very) Small by Jess Wade, illustrated by Melissa Castrillon
Read article: Getting children interested in science
Compact atomic timekeeper has shown good stability since its launch in 2019
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Adding field-specific static apertures to pencil-beam scanning proton treatments reduced the dose to nearby organs-at-risk in 31 clinical cases
Read article: Static apertures keep dose on target in pencil-beam scanning proton therapy
Experiment opens a window on gravity’s effect on quantum objects
Read article: LIGO mirrors have been cooled to near their quantum ground state
Nobel laureate and cosmologist James Peebles from Princeton University on winning the prize, cosmological models and his new book
Read article: James Peebles: a life in cosmology
HÜBNER Photonics explores the performance of continuous-wave optical parametric oscillators
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Rick Marshall shares his advice for giving an inspiring presentation about physics to school students
Read article: How to spark an interest: advice for giving engaging physics presentations to pre-university students
The Electrochemical Society in partnership with Hiden Analytical, explore the mechanisms of non-uniform reaction in electrodes and their mitigation
Read article: Thermodynamic origins of reaction heterogeneity in lithium battery electrodes
Graphene-based aerogel is low cost and environmentally friendly
Read article: Meringue-like material offers lightweight soundproofing for aircraft engines
System uses data from heat sensors to predict when fires will intensify
Read article: Machine learning could save firefighters from deadly flashovers