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Quantum effects seen in collisions of ultracold ions and atoms

Buffer gas cooling could lead to atom-ion Feshbach resonances

Physicists place stringent limits on the neutron electric dipole moment

Researchers see no sign of charge imbalance in the neutron

CT traces disease progression in novel coronavirus

Ongoing investigation characterizes the most common CT findings associated with 2019-nCoV and identifies possible markers of disease progression

Terahertz waves create short and stable electron pulses

New generation technique could improve our understanding of ultrafast processes in matter

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Queensgate: collaborating to push the boundaries of measurement science

The National Physical Laboratory and Queensgate share an unrelenting passion for better precision at the cutting edge of measurement science

Introducing the π-ton, which could be the newest known quasiparticle

State arises via interactions between electron-hole pairs

Tiny inorganic scintillator offers high-resolution radiotherapy dosimetry

With its minute sensitive volume, the new device achieves the high spatial resolution required for external and internal dosimetry in small-field radiotherapy

Classical time crystals could exist in nature, say physicists

Computer simulations show coupled oscillators behave as "activated time crystals"

Energy efficiency guides lotus leaf growth

Different shapes of lotus leaves grown on and above water are due to mechanical effects, not plant genetics

The enduring enigma of the cosmic cold spot

Why does the cosmic microwave background have a strange patch that is much colder than expected? Syed Faisal ur Rahman looks at some possible explanations

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Quantum effects seen in collisions of ultracold ions and atoms

Physicists place stringent limits on the neutron electric dipole moment

CT traces disease progression in novel coronavirus

Terahertz waves create short and stable electron pulses

Queensgate: collaborating to push the boundaries of measurement science

Introducing the π-ton, which could be the newest known quasiparticle

Tiny inorganic scintillator offers high-resolution radiotherapy dosimetry

Classical time crystals could exist in nature, say physicists

Energy efficiency guides lotus leaf growth

The enduring enigma of the cosmic cold spot

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