Result could force a rethink on basic models of dark matter, say researchers
Read article: Plasma physics sets upper limit on the strength of ‘dark electromagnetism’
IOP Publishing's journal, Plasma Science and Technologies explores the knowns and unknowns of negative triangularity and evaluate its future as a power plant solution
Read article: Negative triangularity tokamaks: a power plant plasma solution from the core to the edge?
Producing fast-moving "fireballs" in the lab could shed light on processes in extreme astrophysical emissions
Read article: Scientists create space plasmas at CERN
Tokamaks like ITER could benefit from computer modelling results
Read article: Magnetic islands stabilize fusion plasma, simulations suggest
Magnetosphere events known as whistler mode chorus emissions can now be produced in a controlled environment
Read article: Space weather phenomenon observed in the lab for the first time
Join the audience for a live webinar on 6 February 2024 sponsored by IOP Publishing's journal, Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion
Read article: Magnetic reconnection in space and fusion plasmas: challenges at large and small scales
A new light source concept based on plasma accelerators could be harnessed for a variety of applications, including non-destructive imaging and computer-chip manufacturing
Read article: Scientists propose super-bright light source powered by quasiparticles
Analogy might help physicists operate fusion reactors in the steady state
Read article: Stellarator plasma oscillations resemble struggle between predator and prey
Interference patterns create robust lenses, simulations suggest
Read article: Holographic plasma lenses could focus ultrahigh-intensity lasers
Dual system could lead to compact facilities for particle physics and X-ray analysis
Read article: New electron accelerator combines laser and plasma wakefield techniques
