Nuclear clocks finally see the light
New timekeeping tools could revolutionize studies of fundamental physics
Read article: Nuclear clocks finally see the light
Read article: Nuclear clocks finally see the light
Illuminating, beautiful and disturbing: a photographic record of the Trinity atomic test
Margaret Harris reviews Trinity: an Illustrated History of the World’s First Atomic Test
Read article: Illuminating, beautiful and disturbing: a photographic record of the Trinity atomic test
‘Superallowed’ alpha decay seen for the first time
Observations could help us better understand how alpha particles form inside atomic nuclei
Read article: ‘Superallowed’ alpha decay seen for the first time
Nuclear shells govern close proton–neutron partnerships
Electron scattering experiment gives a surprising result
Read article: Nuclear shells govern close proton–neutron partnerships
Physicists spot signs of an atom-like system bound by the strong force alone
Observations of a nucleus paired with a neutral meson could provide new insights into the theory of quantum chromodynamics
Read article: Physicists spot signs of an atom-like system bound by the strong force alone
Science and standards: a comprehensive guide to radiological protection
New book provides an essential guide to the science, regulatory landscape and real world practice of radiological protection
Read article: Science and standards: a comprehensive guide to radiological protection
Tetraquark measurements could shed more light on the strong nuclear force
CMS Collaboration focuses on a family of three all-charm exotic hadrons
Read article: Tetraquark measurements could shed more light on the strong nuclear force
Physicists use a radioactive molecule’s own electrons to probe its internal structure
Work on radium monofluoride could shed light on the asymmetry of matter and antimatter in the universe
Read article: Physicists use a radioactive molecule’s own electrons to probe its internal structure
Looking for inconsistencies in the fine structure constant
High-precision laser spectroscopy measurements on the thorium-229 nucleus could reveal new physics, say TU Wien physicists
Read article: Looking for inconsistencies in the fine structure constant
Making molecules with superheavy elements could shake up the periodic table
New atom-by-atom technique demonstrated for the first time with nobelium might ensure that elements at the bottom of the table are grouped correctly
Read article: Making molecules with superheavy elements could shake up the periodic table
