Read article: How physics raised the roof: the people and places that drove the science of acoustics
Sharon Ann Holgate reviews Pistols in St Paul’s: Science, Music and Architecture in the Twentieth Century by Fiona Smyth
Read article: The complex and spatially heterogeneous nature of degradation in heavily cycled Li-ion cells
This webinar explores what the inside of a commercial Li-ion battery looks like after 20,000 cycles, sponsored by The Electrochemical Society in partnership with BioLogic, Novonix, Hiden Analytical and EL-Cell
Read article: Fermilab’s Anna Grassellino: eyeing the prize of quantum advantage
SQMS director Anna Grassellino talks to Physics World about the evolution of a unique multidisciplinary research hub for quantum science, technology and applications
Read article: Thirty years of the Square Kilometre Array: here’s what the world’s largest radio telescope project has achieved so far
The precursors to the world’s most sensitive radio telescope are already changing our view of the cosmos
Read article: Optical sensors could improve the comfort of indoor temperatures
Integrating low-cost infrared sensors into thermostats could increase occupants’ comfort while optimizing energy use
Read article: Frequency-comb detection of gas molecules achieves parts-per-trillion sensitivity
New sensor offers extreme broadband coverage in the mid-infrared
Read article: New transfer arm moves heavier samples in vacuum
Stiffer, more robust device developed in response to customer demand, says UHV Design engineering director Jonty Eyres
Read article: Experts weigh in on Microsoft’s topological qubit claim
Majorana zero modes exist in a curious superposition between peer review and press release
Read article: How cathode microstructure impacts solid-state batteries
The Electrochemical Society explores how cathode microstructure impacts solid state battery performance
Read article: The quest for better fusion reactors is putting a new generation of superconductors to the test
How do we predict the lifetime of superconductors when they are subjected to conditions that cannot yet be recreated anywhere on Earth?
