‘Water cloak’ uses electromagnetic waves to eliminate turbulence
System could boost fuel efficiency of ships
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System could boost fuel efficiency of ships
Read article: ‘Water cloak’ uses electromagnetic waves to eliminate turbulence
Activists claim possible water contamination from radioactive source to be installed at Gran Sasso
Read article: Controversial Italian neutrino experiment gains support online
Google’s hardware lab’s Rami Barends describes his unorthodox route through academia and what it’s like attempting to build a quantum computer
Read article: Random walk to quantum computing
New technique could leader to faster, smaller and cheaper imagers
Read article: Ultrasound imaging from a single large sensor
Physics World book experts Matin Durrani and Tushna Commissariat discuss the themes and trends that surround some of the best popular-physics books of 2017, before announcing the winner of our annual book award
Read article: Book of the Year 2017
Johan Wåhlin and Alex Klein-Paste explain why millions of tonnes of salt are spread on icy roads every year in the pursuit of safe driving conditions
Read article: A salty safety solution
Marco Delmastro casts his eye over the life of Enrico Fermi in The Last Man Who Knew Everything by David N Schwarz
Read article: The many faces of Fermi
Negative visual symptoms include scotoma – where a portion of the visual field is degenerated/occluded – or dark spots, and positive visual symptoms include flashing lights/dots and zig-zag lines
Read article: Exploring the visual symptoms of migraine
The QUASAR MRID3D from Modus QA is a new way to quantify MRI distortion for the entire 3D volume
Read article: QUASAR MRID3D Geometric Distortion Analysis System
A twist in the tale of granular compaction
Read article: Gyrated dice achieve perfect packing