Paliya explains why it is essential for researchers to know about prizes such as the IOP highly cited paper award
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About 200,000 monkeys could type out “I chimp, therefore I am” before the universe ends, however
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Matin Durrani is pleased that the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics brings AI under physicists' wing
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The telescopes will be used to send and receive infrared laser beams between the three satellites in space
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Science-fiction fans in the Physics World team have a clear favourite from 36 years of articles
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Katherine Skipper visits the Cavendish laboratory in Cambridge to catch a quantum light source that’s touring Europe for the International Year of Quantum
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More than 90 papers from China have been recognized with a top-cited paper award for 2024 from IOP Publishing
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Tushna Commissariat recounts a fascinating chat with Roger Penrose
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Chatting with Frank Wilczek and Albert Fert
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A tongue-in-cheek e-mail exchange with 1973 Nobel Prize winner Brian Josephson shows that for some laureates, scientific rigour extends to ordinary life, too
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