Read article: Queensgate: collaborating to push the boundaries of measurement science
The National Physical Laboratory and Queensgate share an unrelenting passion for better precision at the cutting edge of measurement science
Read article: Quantum calorimeter is as precise as nature allows
The nanoscale thermometer observes the fundamental fluctuations in a sample’s electron temperature, showing how sensitive such a device can be
Read article: Gas-pressure standard gets down to fundamentals
Researchers at Germany's national metrology institute have developed a new standard for pressure measurement that does not rely on physical artefacts
Read article: A decade of Physics World breakthroughs: 2010 – new ways of controlling antimatter
Margaret Harris assesses the 2010 Physics World Breakthrough of the Year and subsequent developments in antimatter research
Read article: New optical timekeeper is 10 times more reliable than caesium atomic clocks
Silicon cavity replaces hydrogen maser to boost performance
Read article: Entangled aluminium ion is world’s best timekeeper
Quantum-logic clock knocks lattice device off top spot
Read article: Tiny optical clock is 100 times better than previous chip-based timekeepers
New device fits onto three computer chips
Read article: Improving the world’s most accurate clocks and connecting to the Internet via lights
Physics World journalists discuss atomic clock research and the rise of LiFi
Read article: Measurement standards on a chip, Roman invisibility cloaks, and a ‘brain decoder’
Researchers from NIST join journalists for the Physics World Weekly podcast
Read article: Metrology marathon at NIST
Hamish Johnston visited the metrology lab to discover the latest innovations in quantum sensors, atomic clocks and much more
