Neutron Airy beams make their debut
Curved beams could be used in fundamental quantum studies and advanced imaging techniques
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Neutron mirror gets a boost from boron carbide
Reflection and polarization benefit from sharper atomic interfaces
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Neutrons and muons: ISIS provides both for a wide range of science
Part one of Physics World’s visit to the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus
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Twisted neutrons are created using a holographic approach
Wavefronts have a well-defined orbital angular momentum
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Two-crystal interferometer splits neutron waves
New setup could advance research on quantum effects in gravitational fields
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Neutrons reveal secrets of self-assembly
Emily Draper of the University of Glasgow uses neutrons to study self-assembly and has been awarded the BTM Willis Prize for her contributions to the field
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Neutron experiment tightens the net around possible fifth force
Interferometry technique also yields insights into silicon and the neutron itself
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Physics-themed holidays, meet the next director of the European Spallation Source
In this podcast we also chat about the American Association of Physicists in Medicine virtual meeting
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Neutrons give an atomic-scale view of SARS-CoV-2 replication mechanism
Research could lead to the design of targeted drugs for COVID-19
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Record breaking fusion reaction could transform medical isotope production
A new world record for the strongest steady-state nuclear fusion reaction could boost production of the vital medical isotope molybdenum-99
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