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One giant leap: Artemis II returns humanity to the Moon

Artemis II has returned humanity to the Moon, gripping the whole world. Keith Cooper follows the mission’s journey and looks at what comes next for humans in space

Orion module in foreground with the Moon behind and then in the far distance a crescent of Earth

Semiconductor metrology and standards will ensure the UK plays to its strengths

New roadmap states the UK must prioritize its capabilities in semiconductor standards

Delegates at a UK semiconductor workshop

Decoupling electrical and thermal mechanisms could optimize brain tumour therapy

Experiments reveal how the electrical and thermal components of tumour treating fields contribute to glioblastoma cell death in clearly different ways

Effects of decoupled electrical and thermal fields on cell morphology and viability

Quiz of the week: how far can new tiny knotted fibre leap into the air?

Have you been keeping up to date with physics news? Try our short quiz to find out

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Caffeine kick: can you solve our crossword on coffee physics?

Try our quick crossword about the physics of coffee

Pouring water from a small black kettle onto coffee in a filter over a glass jug

Researchers print structural colour with an inkjet printer

A nanoparticle ink that can print structural colour onto flat or 3D surfaces could be used to create anti-counterfeit images, smart windows and displays, and vibrant artworks

Image printed with structural colour ink

In food physics, connection and collaboration are ingredients for a thriving IOP community

Joe McEntee looks at the contributions of the food physics group of the Institute of Physics

dozens of identical biscuits on a conveyor belt with gloved hands reaching over from either side

Coffee with a splash of physics: how to make the most out of your brew

With climate change impacting the world’s coffee supplies, can physics help you reduce waste by brewing smarter? Michael Allen investigates

Coffee pouring out of an espresso machine into a small white cup

Hyperuniformity can be altered by ‘weighting’ many-particle systems

Calculations reveal the richness of systems that have crystal-like and liquid-like properties

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One giant leap: Artemis II returns humanity to the Moon

Semiconductor metrology and standards will ensure the UK plays to its strengths

Decoupling electrical and thermal mechanisms could optimize brain tumour therapy

Quiz of the week: how far can new tiny knotted fibre leap into the air?

Caffeine kick: can you solve our crossword on coffee physics?

Researchers print structural colour with an inkjet printer

In food physics, connection and collaboration are ingredients for a thriving IOP community

Coffee with a splash of physics: how to make the most out of your brew

Hyperuniformity can be altered by ‘weighting’ many-particle systems

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