Machine learning for tomographic imaging
New book provides the first comprehensive overview of neural networks and tomographic reconstruction methods
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True, but not real
Michael Berry explores our perceptions and interpretations of what is "true" and "real" in the universe
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Graphene for physicists, materials scientists, and engineers
Further thoughts about graphene headphones, plus a rule for distinguishing between different types of single(ish)-layer carbon
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The mathematics of a good espresso, a mummy speaks after 3000 years, volcano turns human brain to glass
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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The Euler spiral of rat whiskers, a colourful Inca statue, a “quantum bottleneck” in hiring
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Careers for physicists in a dynamic world
PhD students at a careers event in Edinburgh, UK picked up tips from physicists in data science, hi-tech manufacturing, medical AI and more
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End of the scientific paper, BBQ lighter bodged into biology apparatus, why spaghetti curls when cooked
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Putting graphene headphones to the test
The Physics World team rings in the new year by trying out headphones that exploit the mechanical properties of the two-dimensional carbon “wonder material”
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Get the new decade off to a great start with the January 2020 issue of Physics World magazine
The 2020s' first issue of your favourite magazine looks at the physics of public opinion, synchronized pendulums and the green credentials of biomass fuels
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Cooking with the Sun
Solar cooking has glowing potential from both physics and humanitarian perspectives
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