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Physicists blow magnetic bubbles

Skyrmions on demand could enable ultra-dense memory

Schematic showing a skyrmion (right) that has broken away from a magnetic stripe that has been forced through a constriction

Tinker, tailor, physicist, spy?

Was Bruno Pontecorvo a Soviet spy, or just a naive nuclear physicist caught up in a bigger drama? Simone Turchetti weighs up the evidence in Frank Close's new book

Photo of several items scattered across a table, including paper money, bullets, maps, a reel of film and an envelope labelled with the words "Top Secret"

Liquid droplets create logic circuits

Magnetic fluids could drive large-scale parallel chemical analysis

Photograph of the experimental set-up showing a number of iron tracks

The spin of a proton

Where does the spin of a proton come from? An answer to this deceptively simple question may finally be within reach, as Edwin Cartlidge reports

Lasers reveal previously unseen fossil details

New palaeontological imaging method is cheap and non-destructive

Tiny probe reveals electrical conductance of individual atoms

Measurements could boost our understanding of superconductivity

Diagrams showing six different configurations of the STM tip relative to the atoms on the surface

Edging into the spotlight: bendy lattices and metamaterials

Stephen Ornes discovers how a study of floppy lattices combined ideas from both electronic and soft-matter materials to create metamaterials with many applications

A floppy kagome lattice on the left and a rigid flat one on the right

Improving PET monitoring of proton therapy

New model could provide a patient-specific way to improve proton therapy

Infrared detector to free up Internet of tomorrow

Silicon-based device would boost optical bandwidth

Go-ahead for protest-hit Thirty Meter Telescope, but with fewer future sites on Mauna Kea

A quarter of existing facilities to be decommissioned before new telescope is operational

Illustration of the TMT Observatory at the proposed site on Mauna Kea

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Physicists blow magnetic bubbles

Tinker, tailor, physicist, spy?

Liquid droplets create logic circuits

The spin of a proton

Lasers reveal previously unseen fossil details

Tiny probe reveals electrical conductance of individual atoms

Edging into the spotlight: bendy lattices and metamaterials

Improving PET monitoring of proton therapy

Infrared detector to free up Internet of tomorrow

Go-ahead for protest-hit Thirty Meter Telescope, but with fewer future sites on Mauna Kea

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