Physics World Instrumentation & Vacuum Briefing 2022
This free-to-read Physics World Instrumentation and Vacuum Briefing features interviews with leading personalities, technology updates and research news. It includes a report on the UK’s £220m STEP tokamak, which will be a prototype for fusion energy production when it opens in 2024. Elsewhere, Sara Fry from Atlas Copco explains how the company aims to cut its greenhouse-gas emissions by 46% by 2030, while Daniel Shaddock of Liquid Instruments discusses how the spaceborne LISA Pathfinder mission led to computer-based kit that can run test and measurement tasks.
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Research updates
- Gravitational time dilation measured on millimetre scale in atomic clocks
- Quantum gravity gradient sensor used outdoors to find tunnel
- New laser technique could give electron microscopes a boost
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- Vacuum supplier sets science-based targets for greenhouse gas reductions
- All-in-one measurement solution for the lab
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