Recipe for success with topological materials
Hamish Johnston visits Beijing on a hunt for the elusive Weyl fermions
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David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz win 2016 Nobel Prize for Physics
Prize is awarded for theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter
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Web life: Azimuth
The official blog of the Azimuth project, which promotes interdisciplinary work on climate change and environmental science
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Why do quarantines work?
Alexandra Fogg explains the mathematics behind these measures
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How many times can you fold a piece of paper in half?
Jack Baker answers this often-asked question
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How much weight could Noah’s Ark support?
Ollie Youle takes a physical approach to this biblical tale
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What is the maximum number of layers in a human pyramid?
Roger Leyser tackles the question from a physics perspective
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Web life: Gravity and Levity
Tackling the big ideas in physics in a deep but often mathematically simple way
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Soft hairs help resolve the black-hole information paradox
Stephen Hawking and colleagues claim partial solution to 40-year-old puzzle
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Maths meets myths
Ralph Kenna and Pádraig Mac Carron describe how they used techniques from statistical physics to provide new insights into the Sagas of Icelanders
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