Quantum sensor targets gravity and magnetism
New device could be a boon for mineral prospecting
Read article: Quantum sensor targets gravity and magnetism
Read article: Quantum sensor targets gravity and magnetism
Flash Physics: Seismic CT scans, an acoustic-hologram dove and a room-temperature multiferroic
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Flash Physics: Seismic CT scans, an acoustic-hologram dove and a room-temperature multiferroic
Flash Physics: TRIUMF licenses isotope-production technology, Marsquakes may help to sustain microbial life, PandaX-II spots no dark matter
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Flash Physics: TRIUMF licenses isotope-production technology, Marsquakes may help to sustain microbial life, PandaX-II spots no dark matter
Large-scale metamaterials could combat earthquake shocks
New simulation delves into seismic shields in 3D
Read article: Large-scale metamaterials could combat earthquake shocks
In harm’s way
Margaret Harris reviews Eruption by Steve Olson
Read article: In harm’s way
Seismic ‘weather bomb’ lights up Earth’s interior
Rare deep-Earth tremor caused by storms useful for seismic tomography
Read article: Seismic ‘weather bomb’ lights up Earth’s interior
Could we generate useful energy from earthquakes?
Elliott Spender calculates the amount of useful energy we could generate during a quake
Read article: Could we generate useful energy from earthquakes?
Guarding integrity
Robert P Crease meets Marcia McNutt, the incoming president of the US National Academy of Sciences
Read article: Guarding integrity
Huge magma reservoir could be lurking under South Korean island
New seismic-tomography model reveals an unexpected feature
Read article: Huge magma reservoir could be lurking under South Korean island
Between the lines
A book about the benefits of failure in science, plus a thoughtful history of earthquakes, reviewed by Margaret Harris
Read article: Between the lines
