Metrology Blog Second team uses laser to excite thorium-229 nuclear transition Rapid progress being made in development of nuclear clock Read article: Second team uses laser to excite thorium-229 nuclear transition
Nuclear physics Podcasts Teaching nuclear physics using data rather than models, recovering helium from party balloons A cryogenics technician and nuclear physicist are our podcast guests Read article: Teaching nuclear physics using data rather than models, recovering helium from party balloons
Nuclear physics Research update Nuclear physicists tame radius calculation problem New "wavefunction matching" method correctly predicts nuclear radii of elements with atomic numbers from 2 to 58 Read article: Nuclear physicists tame radius calculation problem
Metrology Research update Excitation of thorium-229 brings a working nuclear clock closer Experiment suggests that a solid-state clock could be possible Read article: Excitation of thorium-229 brings a working nuclear clock closer
Nuclear physics Research update FRIB finds five new isotopes in platinum fragments Experiment could shed light on colliding neutron stars Read article: FRIB finds five new isotopes in platinum fragments
Nuclear physics Blog What can postage stamps tell us about the history of nuclear physics? Ian Briggs looks at how the history of nuclear physics is captured in postage stamps Read article: What can postage stamps tell us about the history of nuclear physics?
Nuclear physics Research update Newly observed oxygen-28 nucleus fails ‘double magic’ test Super-heavy isotope was the last remaining artificial candidate for extra-stable status Read article: Newly observed oxygen-28 nucleus fails ‘double magic’ test
Environment and energy Research update Fallout from nuclear weapons testing explains the ‘wild boar paradox’ of radioactive meat Persistently high levels of caesium-137 in European wild boar are a legacy of early Cold War nuclear testing, not just Chornobyl, say researchers Read article: Fallout from nuclear weapons testing explains the ‘wild boar paradox’ of radioactive meat
Personalities Opinion and reviews Beyond the bomb: the life and times of J Robert Oppenheimer Andrew Glester reviews the film Oppenheimer, written and directed by Christopher Nolan Read article: Beyond the bomb: the life and times of J Robert Oppenheimer
Metrology Podcasts Nuclear clocks: why an experiment at CERN brings them closer to reality This podcast features the nuclear physicist Sandro Kraemer Read article: Nuclear clocks: why an experiment at CERN brings them closer to reality