Imaging spectrometer slims down
High-performance instrument is small enough to fit on drones and satellites and could even fly on planetary exploration missions
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Jupiter’s moon Europa could glow in the dark
Eerie emissions could shed light on Europa’s capacity to harbour life
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g-wave superconductor comes into view
Researchers discover an unexpected new class of superconducting material
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Have dark bosons been spotted in ytterbium isotopes?
Independent spectroscopy studies give equivocal results
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Protons could be lighter than we thought
Most precise measurement to date of the proton-electron mass ratio is compatible with recent, smaller values of proton mass
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In-line spectral monitoring gets ready to shine
Ocean Insight’s Liquid Transmission Measurement System (LTMS) provides real-time, in-line monitoring of liquid colouring and coating applications used across the consumer electronics and food proces...
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Laser-driven shock waves recreate deep-Earth environment
X-ray diffraction technique could also shed light on conditions within “super-Earth” exoplanets
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New technique uses food residues to date prehistoric pottery
Compound-specific accelerator mass spectrometry provides the first direct estimates for the age of clay artefacts
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Boosting infrared spectroscopy, making complexity a descriptive science, artificial intelligence in medical physics
Our weekly podcast also tackles the thorny issue of graphene standards
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Infrared spectroscopy reveals molecular ‘fingerprints’
New technique detects substances at much lower concentrations than standard methods, including samples in water
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