Climate-change ‘fingerprint’ is identified in the upper atmosphere
Observations agree with computer simulations of global warming
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Threshold for X-ray flashes from lightning is identified by simulations
Research could lead to new types of X-ray sources
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‘More than Moore’: a glimpse at the future of computing
Available to watch now, IOP Publishing explores what lies beyond the era of Moore’s law, and to look at some of the technologies that could play roles in the computers of the future
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‘Forest of cylindrical obstacles’ slows avalanche flow
New model of downslope granular movement could reduce the destructive power of avalanches and other dangerous geophysical phenomena
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Gravitational waves from merging black holes go nonlinear
New models could help put Einstein’s general relativity to the test
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Medical needle model improves virtual training platforms for junior surgeons
Mathematical model improves the accuracy of surgical training platforms used to simulate biopsy and brachytherapy procedures
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Zig-zag lightning could be mediated by metastable oxygen
Physicists may have solved enduring mystery
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Mercury’s superconductivity explained at long last
Researchers unearth a hitherto undescribed electron screening effect that promotes superconductivity in the first superconductor ever discovered
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Physicists simulate how SARS-CoV-2 forms
New work could help in the design and development of drugs to fight coronaviruses
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A periodic table for topological materials
Materials that conduct electricity on their outsides, but not their insides, are surprisingly common, as Maia Vergniory and colleagues demonstrated
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