Nature Reviews Physics
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An online-only journal publishing high-quality technical reference, review and commentary articles in all areas of fundamental and applied physics.
London, England
Joined August 2017
Our December issue is live! 📈Challenges and opportunities in quantum optimization 🥶Quantum mixtures of ultracold gases of neutral atoms 💎Nanoscale diamond quantum sensors for many-body physics 🌡️Sustainable heat harvesting via thermal nonlinearity
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Phonon-limited electronic transport through first principles
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Quantum computing for nonlinear differential equations and turbulence
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Principles for demonstrating condensed phase optical refrigeration
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Making the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology happen
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Precision isotope-shift spectroscopy for new physics searches and nuclear insights
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Physics-driven learning for inverse problems in quantum chromodynamics
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Our highlights of 2024: W boson mass is worth the wait. In September, the @CMSExperiment announced their first measurement of the mass of the W boson: 80,360.2 ± 9.9 MeV.
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Our highlights of 2024: A tiny titanium:sapphire laser on a chip. An article in @Nature reports an on-chip titanium:sapphire laser.
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Our highlights of 2024: Too much efficiency leads to delays. A paper in @NaturePhysics puts forward a statistical mechanics theory to explain the risks of not having enough slack in a time-sensitive system.
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Our highlights of 2024: The mechanics of emus’ unusual gait. A paper in @ScienceAdvances provides a mechanics-based explanation for why flightless birds run the way they do.
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Our highlights of 2024: JWST sees little red dots. JWST is discovering objects that were thought to be rare; for example, compact objects that appear as little red dots are more than they seem.
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Our highlights of 2024: Solving Feynman’s sprinkler puzzle. A paper in @PhysRevLett sheds new light on a 40 year old puzzle
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