The pioneers of weather forecasting
Met Office atmospheric physicist Susan Ballard finds it "stimulating" to read about some of her earliest predecessors
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Met Office atmospheric physicist Susan Ballard finds it "stimulating" to read about some of her earliest predecessors
Read article: The pioneers of weather forecasting
Subtle twisting of space–time could be seen on Earth for the first time
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Surface-reflected bulk waves could be used in nebulizing inhalers
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Tunable device could be used for security scanning and medical imaging
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Plans are afoot to build Africa's first ever light source. Sekazi Mtingwa calls for physicists to get behind the project
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Experiment shows how information can be used to run a refrigerator
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James Millen and André Xuereb think we need to understand how thermodynamics works on a quantum scale before we can build quantum machines
Read article: The rise of the quantum machines
"Wukong" will aim to find telltale signs of dark-matter annihilation
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Physics-based algorithm could design computer memories, proteins and much more
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