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Quadrupole topological insulator created in mechanical metamaterial

Vibrations point the way to "corner states"

Illustration of a system with a quadrupole charge distribution

How to write a good CV for industry

Andrew Hirst details what employers want to know from your CV and gives his top tips on how to tailor your CV to a specific role

PET tracer measures demyelination in mice

A novel PET tracer can image demyelination in mouse models of multiple sclerosis

Neutrons fly left or right depending on size of colliding nuclei

Outcome of collision determined by electromagnetic and strong forces

Photograph of the PHENIX detector at RHIC

Optical ‘astrocomb’ could boost searches for Earth-like planets

Microresonator cavity operates at frequencies needed to make extremely precise observations

An example of the spectrum from two laser frequency combs

Arctic reaches a ‘new normal’

Region showing no signs of returning to its ‘reliably frozen state’ of a decade ago

Quantum gravity could be probed by entangled masses

Physicists revisit thought experiment proposed by Richard Feynman

Artistic impression of masses entangled in terms of their location

How forests could limit earthquake damage to buildings

Calculations show that rows of trees can block Love waves

Seismology: Forest trees could shield buildings from earthquakes

‘Quantum radio’ could improve communications in difficult environments

Atom magnetometers could boost GPS performance

Photograph of Dave Howe aligning a laser beam to pass through a tiny glass cell of rubidium atoms

Prompt gamma imaging meets error challenges

A prompt gamma imaging slit camera can detect of global and local range shifts under close-to-clinical conditions

OncoRay researchers Lena Nenoff and Christian Richter

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Quadrupole topological insulator created in mechanical metamaterial

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Arctic reaches a ‘new normal’

Quantum gravity could be probed by entangled masses

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Prompt gamma imaging meets error challenges

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