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What can we learn from ultrahigh energy cosmic rays?

Gordon Thomson introduces the Telescope Array experiment in Utah

Physicists break record for laser-electron interaction

New experiment beats efficiency of free-electron lasers by turning 30% of electron-beam energy into light

Recipe for success with topological materials

Hamish Johnston visits Beijing on a hunt for the elusive Weyl fermions

US unfazed by Russia ending reactor co-operation

US Department of Energy says Russia's decision to end pact to convert research reactors will have "no practical impact"

An image of uranium powder or yellowcake

Societies seek action on rising helium prices

New report looks to address crisis by working with vendors to develop helium-saving technologies

From neutrons to neutrinos at the European Spallation Source

While the ESS will be the most powerful source of neutrons in the world, David Burman looks at a proposal to modify the facility’s linear accelerator to also produce neutrinos

Aerial view of the European Spallation Source

Taking the long view

Despite talk of skills shortages, most graduates in scientific disciplines take jobs outside science. Patrick White and Emma Smith reflect on why this is and what it means for the long-term career prospects of physics graduates

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What can you do with a Weyl semimetal?

Zahid Hasan explains why semimetals containing Weyl fermions could be ideal for examining a variety of theories

Consciousness is tied to ‘entropy’, say researchers

Link discovered by studying electrical activity in people's brains

Frequency combs power new spectrometer-on-a-chip

Tiny system offers high precision

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What can we learn from ultrahigh energy cosmic rays?

Physicists break record for laser-electron interaction

Recipe for success with topological materials

US unfazed by Russia ending reactor co-operation

Societies seek action on rising helium prices

From neutrons to neutrinos at the European Spallation Source

Taking the long view

What can you do with a Weyl semimetal?

Consciousness is tied to ‘entropy’, say researchers

Frequency combs power new spectrometer-on-a-chip

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