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Getting the measure of measurement

In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, Anna Demming speaks to metrology experts at the UK's National Physical Laboratory

Meeting Paris 1.5 °C goal could save tens of trillions of dollars

Savings from damage avoidance estimated at 30 times higher than costs of meeting target

Global map showing percentage gain in GDP per capita in 2100 from achieving 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming instead of 2 degrees.

Insects face calamitous habitat loss

Unless nations act fast, habitat loss could rob half of all insects of over half their habitat. Other creatures, too, could suffer in a 3 °C warmer world

Immuno-PET tracer offers hope for early cancer treatment

A PET radiotracer that illuminates immune cells in cancer patients could provide an early view of treatment response

China launches ‘Queqiao’ lunar satellite

The Queqiao craft will act as a communication relay satellite for a future lunar lander

Artist's impression of the Queqiao lunar craft

Rising temperatures could boost antibiotic resistance

Study links warmth and population density to antibiotic resistant bacteria

A representation of antibiotic resistance in North America caused by climate change.

Deep neural networks synthesize full-dose PET images

Machine learning algorithms estimate high-quality, full-dose PET images from safer low-dose scans

Take a teacher and a pupil

Clifford V Johnson's graphic-novel The Dialogues presents a new and exciting way to communicate sophisticated ideas, says Philip Ball

Iron in Earth’s core might be cubic, not hexagonal

New diamond-anvil data appear at odds with previous results

Kelp forests under threat from acid seas

Submarine tangles of brown seaweeds may not survive steady change of ocean chemistry

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Getting the measure of measurement

Meeting Paris 1.5 °C goal could save tens of trillions of dollars

Insects face calamitous habitat loss

Immuno-PET tracer offers hope for early cancer treatment

China launches ‘Queqiao’ lunar satellite

Rising temperatures could boost antibiotic resistance

Deep neural networks synthesize full-dose PET images

Take a teacher and a pupil

Iron in Earth’s core might be cubic, not hexagonal

Kelp forests under threat from acid seas

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