Neutrino fluids in supernovae could point to new physics
Self-interactions could affect neutrino signals from exploding stars
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Positioning system uses cosmic muons to navigate underground
System can be used where satellite navigation systems fail
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Portable imaging system targets eye diseases, pondering the mysteries of dark matter
Meet the new president of the Australian Institute of Physics and the CEO of a medical start-up
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Using radar to detect cosmic neutrinos in ice sheets, why Leo Szilard changed his mind on nuclear weapons
This podcast features the particle physicist Steven Prohira
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Seeking cosmic particles using a super-pressure balloon, the physics of babies
This podcast features the principal investigator of the EUSO-SPB2 mission
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Spin-based amplifier searches for axions
New technique bridges the gap between existing laboratory searches and astrophysical observations
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Some cosmic neutrinos may not be cosmic after all
Presence of charm quarks inside protons and neutrons casts doubt on neutrino origins
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Donna Strickland on her life-changing Nobel prize, previewing #BlackInPhysics week, nuclear fusion in stars
In this episode we also chat about how to avoid professional burnout
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OzGrav hunts faint signals from continuous gravitational waves
Meg Millhouse, Lucy Strang and Karl Wette on the search for faint continuous signals from objects such as rotating neutron stars
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‘Mellow’ supermassive black holes could be creating mysterious cosmic particles
Soft gamma rays and high-energy neutrinos made by plasma collisions, say physicists
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