Tiny terahertz accelerator could rival huge free-electron lasers
Thumbnail-sized modules could improve materials research if output can be boosted
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Individual recognition
Sahal Yacoob describes how a "target culture" can cause problems when applied to academia
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Weighing up the options for neutrino mass
Digging deeper into neutrino mass, now that the Nobel dust has settled
Art McDonald and Takaaki Kajita win 2015 Nobel Prize for Physics
Pair win for their discovery of neutrino oscillations
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Who was Emmy Noether?
Ruth Gregory introduces the life and work of this pioneering German mathematician
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Why do physicists do experiments deep underground?
Art McDonald describes why it is useful to be shielded by the Earth
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Antimatter ‘surfs’ to higher energies on a plasma wave
New positron acceleration technique could boost energies in next-generation colliders
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Nanotubes energize laser-accelerated ions
A layer of carbon nanotubes can triple the energy of laser-accelerated carbon ions
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GRAND plans for new neutrino observatory
Vast radio array would observe universe via high-energy neutrinos
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Physicists isolate neutrinos from Earth’s mantle for first time
Italy's Borexino detector provides further insights into radioactive heating of the Earth
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