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Cold: how physicists learned to manipulate and move particles with laser cooling

The early history of laser cooling is a tale of three Nobel prizes and plenty of hard work, as Chad Orzel reveals

Neural networks speed up quantum state measurements

Faster estimations of entanglement could be a boon for large-scale quantum technologies

myQA iON dose-verification software from IBA Dosimetry

Complex treatments drive need for accurate verification

An end-to-end software solution from IBA Dosimetry provides independent, precise and comprehensive verification data to guide the planning and delivery of challenging radiotherapy treatments

Illustration of quantum thermodynamics. At the top are still-frame images from a movie of a glass smashing, representing increasing entropy. At the bottom is an image of a photonic chip with pulses of light travelling through it. Clocks in the middle show represent time reversing partway through both sequences

Quantum mechanics and thermodynamics can both be true, say physicists

New quantum processor experiment resolves conflict between the two theories over the nature of reversible processes

Automated patient QA using RadCalc software for helical tomotherapy treatments at the University Hospital Cologne

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen gives a full clinical report on the setup, commissioning, and clinical implementation of the RadCalc software

Sustainable next-generation battery chemistries

Available to watch now, The Electrochemical Society in partnership with EL-Cell, BioLogic, TA Instruments – Waters and WITec explor the development of sustainable next-generation battery chemistries and materials

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Shreddinger’s equation: when the uncertainty principle goes up to 12

Philip Moriarty reveals what happens when the brawn of heavy metal meets the brains of quantum physics

PSI researchers Vivek Maradia and Serena Psoroulas

How a wedge can increase beam transmission in conventional proton therapy

Replacing the energy selection slit found in conventional proton therapy systems with a wedge could increase beam transmission and reduce treatment times

China mulls plan to build a $640m Super Tau-Charm Factory

Facility would test the Standard Model of particle physics and put the country at the forefront of precision studies

Balls of turbulence are isolated using vortex rings

New experimental technique could shed new light on fluid dynamics

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Cold: how physicists learned to manipulate and move particles with laser cooling

Neural networks speed up quantum state measurements

Complex treatments drive need for accurate verification

Quantum mechanics and thermodynamics can both be true, say physicists

Automated patient QA using RadCalc software for helical tomotherapy treatments at the University Hospital Cologne

Sustainable next-generation battery chemistries

Shreddinger’s equation: when the uncertainty principle goes up to 12

How a wedge can increase beam transmission in conventional proton therapy

China mulls plan to build a $640m Super Tau-Charm Factory

Balls of turbulence are isolated using vortex rings

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