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E2E test for spine stereotactic radiosurgery on MR-Linac using RTsafe Spine phantom

RTsafe explores the results of end-to-end dose measurements for spine stereotactic radiosurgery quality assurance test in both MR-Linac and a conventional linac

Liquid-jet evolution is driven by surface tension, not gravity

Study reveals why jets created by falling droplets are self-similar

Best practice: How to choose the right detector for your water phantom

PTW Dosimetry School addresses frequently asked questions on radiation detectors and gives advice on how to choose the best detector for a specific application

High-field versus low-field MRI: is it time for a rethink?

Ultralow-field MRI scanners offer high flexibility at low cost, while ultrahigh-field MRI could prove optimal for imaging neurological disease

Graphene-like boron is stabilized by hydrogen, paving the way for practical applications

Analogue to graphane could be used in batteries and quantum computers

Breakthrough in laser-cooling antihydrogen could reveal why matter dominates the universe

Device that produces required vacuum ultraviolet light is created at long last

Battling bovine belching: measuring methane emissions from cows

Physicists are developing ways to measure emissions from cattle, reports Michael Allen

‘Twistoptics’ produces a tunable nonlinear optical response

Twisted layers of 2D materials could be used to generate entangled photons for quantum optics and quantum information applications

Recognizing religious diversity in physics

Sebastian Wood says that science needs to welcome different faiths and do more to build bridges between the two communities

Physics in the pandemic: ‘We’ve been surprised at how easy it’s become to do high-level experiments from our homes’

After COVID made crowded control rooms hazardous, Ben Penaflor and colleagues at the DIII-D National Fusion Facility developed work-arounds

Image of Ben Penaflor in front of a Zoom background made up of equipment and signage reading "General Atomics" and "DIII-D"

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E2E test for spine stereotactic radiosurgery on MR-Linac using RTsafe Spine phantom

Liquid-jet evolution is driven by surface tension, not gravity

Best practice: How to choose the right detector for your water phantom

High-field versus low-field MRI: is it time for a rethink?

Graphene-like boron is stabilized by hydrogen, paving the way for practical applications

Breakthrough in laser-cooling antihydrogen could reveal why matter dominates the universe

Battling bovine belching: measuring methane emissions from cows

‘Twistoptics’ produces a tunable nonlinear optical response

Recognizing religious diversity in physics

Physics in the pandemic: ‘We’ve been surprised at how easy it’s become to do high-level experiments from our homes’

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