Metrology marathon at NIST
Hamish Johnston visited the metrology lab to discover the latest innovations in quantum sensors, atomic clocks and much more
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EGU delegates map Zimbabwe to help Cyclone Idai recovery
First EGU mapathon tags more than 200 buildings in OpenStreetMap
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Six things we learned at the EGU meeting
Smoking tourists, hidden Vienna, fake landscapes and more
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Across the snowfields to NIST
Snow cyclone strikes Colorado
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Mapping Vienna’s hidden depths
Ground beneath city contains up to 42 metres of man-made material
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Unexpected threat could emerge as glaciers retreat
Will radioactive fallout soaked up by cryoconite enter the food chain as climate changes?
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Swimming robots help Europe rediscover its mining mojo
Autonomous robots to survey Europe's flooded mines in search of rare-earth elements
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Excitement grows about the Event Horizon Telescope, physics of bent rulers, could you be the next director general of CERN?
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Joint UK–Egypt teachers’ workshop explores the power of practical learning
Physics teachers from the UK and Egypt shared demonstrations and modelling techniques that can foster a deeper understanding of electricity among school students
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Green supercomputers, faster drug searches and Brexit – it’s all in the April 2019 issue of Physics World
The new issue of your favourite magazine is now out
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