Speak up: why your questions matter more than ever
Sarika Joshi highlights the importance of students asking questions to aid their learning
Read article: Speak up: why your questions matter more than ever
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Sarika Joshi highlights the importance of students asking questions to aid their learning
Read article: Speak up: why your questions matter more than ever
Simulations suggest that new design could deliver gigaelectronvolt protons
Read article: Micronozzle could give laser-driven particle accelerators a boost
New measurements of the universe’s expansion using James Webb Space Telescope appear to resolve the Hubble constant conflict – or do they?
Read article: Cosmic conflict continues: new data fuel the Hubble tension debate
Theorists move quickly to explain discrepancy
Read article: Conflicting measurements of helium’s charge radius may be reconciled by new calculations
A multidisciplinary research team shares tips on how to mitigate bias in artificial intelligence models used in radiology
Read article: AI algorithms in radiology: how to identify and prevent inadvertent bias
Available to watch now: Discover an easy to implement cell setup that enables the quantitative and qualitative analysis of parasitic side reactions in lithium-ion batteries
Read article: Development and application of a 3-electrode setup for the operando detection of side reactions in Li-Ion batteries
Attendees at this year’s Laser World of Photonics trade show can discover the latest trends in photonics technology, attend workshops and technical presentations, and interact with industry professionals
Read article: Laser World of Photonics showcases cutting-edge optical innovation
Laser diode device enables rapid measurement
Read article: Tiny laser delivers high-quality, narrowband light for metrology
Condensed natter: Physics World editors give their compressed verdicts on top new books
Read article: Delving into the scientific mind, astronomy’s happy accidents, lit science experiments at home, the art of NASA: micro reviews of recent books
US president Trump sets out his budget request for 2026, which if passed, will see science hit like never before, as Peter Gwynne reports
Read article: US astronomy facing ‘extinction level’ event following Trump’s 2026 budget request