Ultracold molecules with electric and magnetic moments stick around
Long-lived molecules could shed light on the hyperfine interaction
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Long-lived molecules could shed light on the hyperfine interaction
Read article: Ultracold molecules with electric and magnetic moments stick around
Choosing meaningful research topics at the start of a career is essential, say Philip G Judge, Isabel Lipartito and Roberto Casini, as they give their tips for the budding research scientist
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Harvard physicists Isaac Silvera and Ranga Dias claim they made metallic hydrogen, but other remain unconvinced. Jon Cartwright explores both sides of the argument
Read article: Show us your metal
Odd phenomenon that hot water freezes faster than cold appears to be mirrored in granular media
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Physicists monitor decay of carbon-12's Hoyle state
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How the historic Lovell telescope was transformed into a multimedia art installation
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Kelvin and Yanai waves share similarities with topological insulators
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Effect could be used to make better pharmaceuticals
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Andrew Glester visits this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe and reviews three of the several science-themed shows there
Read article: Science at the Fringe
Crystal Bailey urges today’s physics graduates to sharpen their skills – and their CVs – for careers in industry; while also calling on academic staff to provide students with more support in this
Read article: Your pathway to industry