New research has integrated three types of #machinelearning models to generate solar magnetic patches with certain physical properties and find matching patches in real observations. Explore how this breakthrough could solve many issues in the world of #astrophysics: https://ow.ly/RXWS50YKB0t #astro

Ferroelectric devices push reservoir computing forward ⚡

Researchers from China have created a power‑efficient device with tuneable memory and strong nonlinear responses. 👨‍🔬 #AppliedPhysics #MaterialsScience

👉 Quick highlight: https://ow.ly/XkQK50YKmjI
📝 Go in-depth: https://ow.ly/6zZz50YKmjK

Help shape the research driving #EnvironmentalResearch forward.
Play a role in guiding high‑quality research that your community reads, cites and builds upon.
➡️ To explore our #EditorialBoard Member vacancies across our #environment journals and find out more visit here: https://ow.ly/TzBj50YKk4U

🌍 A network of 23 satellite events expanded participation in #APSGlobalPhysicsSummit 2026, led by the Purpose‑Led Publishing coalition.

Two events in Dschang, Cameroon saw IOP Publishing’s Victoria Merriman run sessions on publishing, integrity, AI use and research impact. 🤝

#ScholarlyPublishing

✨ Celebrating Women in Physics ✨
An inspiring IOP Publishing webinar exploring journeys, insights, and opportunities for women in physics and physical sciences.
🗓 23 April 2026 | ⏰ 12–1 PM IST
👉 Register now - https://ow.ly/3Baz50YMqQb
#WomenInPhysics #IOPPublishing #STEM

Researchers in the physical sciences continue to benefit from open access opportunities The TIB Consortium and IOP Publishing sign new agreement covering read access and publishing services.  IOP Publishing (IOPP) and TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology have renewed their longstanding business relationship for another three years: Researchers at the 80 German institutions that participate in the TIB Consortium, continue to benefit from unlimited […] The post Researchers in the physical sciences continue to benefit from open access opportunities appeared first on IOP Publishing.

Researchers in the physical sciences continue to benefit from open access opportunities

This year, PLP launched a global network of Satellite events to widen participation in the #APSGlobalPhysicsSummit 2026. With 14,000+ researchers involved, local hubs online and in person enabled greater access across Africa, Asia, the Middle East and South America.
🛰️ 🤝

#ResearchEquity #PLP

Science and standards: a comprehensive guide to radiological protection – Physics World New book provides an essential guide to the science, regulatory landscape and real world practice of radiological protection

🚨 We’re delighted to see 'Principles and Techniques of Radiological Protection' featured in Physics World, highlighting its comprehensive approach to the science, standards and practice of radiological protection. Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM)
🔗 https://ow.ly/s6t350YJTNV

What does it mean to think like a physicist🧠? We present an interview-based study conducted with seven physics graduate students exploring how these students define thinking like a physicist and how their research correlates - with some surprising results: https://ow.ly/OxIN50YKAMQ #physicseducation

New observations from JWST are shedding light on a "forbidden" exoplanet known as TOI-5205 b with a highly unusual atmosphere🪐🔭! TOI-5205 b's atmosphere contains fewer heavy elements than its host star, which could reshape how researchers understand giant planet formation🌠: https://ow.ly/PWTG50YKAt9

We present an innovative educational activity consisting of electronic dice that simulate the properties of #quantum entanglement through haptic interaction 🎲. This low-cost experiment helps users develop an intuitive understanding of key quantum mechanical principles ⚛️: https://ow.ly/AvcW50YKAaZ

Earth‑as‑a‑source experiments in low Earth orbit could tighten fifth‑force limits by up to 1,000× and probe ultralight dark matter.

Find out more 👉 https://ow.ly/8rsq50YFvbe

A breakthrough in the hunt for #DarkMatter 🌌

By expanding the bandwidth of searches, scientists have taken a major step toward identifying the particles that may make up 1/4 of the universe.

👉 Quick overview: https://ow.ly/ZkAI50YFzT5

📝 Research paper (Open Access): https://ow.ly/HI9g50YFzT4

How will the data centers that power #artificialintelligence affect our water supply? We present a study using a bottom-up approach to calculate spatially-detailed carbon and water footprints of data centers operating within the United States. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/eSTE50YIqwl #AI

💡Newly released Roadmap in Journal of Physics Complexity

In this Roadmap, mathematicians, theoretical physicists and computer scientists showcase the relevance of higher-order networks to capture the interplay between their topology and dynamics

Read this roadmap https://ow.ly/q5vU50YIPqz

✨ Live Webinar | Celebrating Women in Physics ✨
🗓 23 April 2026 | ⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM IST
🎤 Chair: Prof. Shobha Shukla
👩‍🔬 Panellists:
• Ms. Kaveri Hukku
• Dr. Asima Pradhan
• Prof. Urbasi Sinha
🎙 Moderator: Dr. Matin Durrani
👉 Register now - https://ow.ly/AFnM50YJxCX
#WomenInPhysics #IOPPublishing

This just in: using "Poor man's Majoranas" as #quantum spin probes could open a new frontier for #quantumscience! By harnessing the sensitivity of these systems, scientists have enabled them to function as precise quantum spin sensors ⚛️: https://ow.ly/ss4a50YIqf5

Read the latest research in materials science – free and open to all.

The new issue of Materials Futures is out now with cutting‑edge studies, reviews and tools you can use straight away.
✅ Free to read
✅ Free to publish

Explore the issue 👉 https://ow.ly/wk6850YI7bh

Meet the women breaking down barriers and shaping the future of physics in India Leading women physicists from India will come together for a free international webinar highlighting both the barriers faced by women in science and the real‑world impact of physics research.  Headlining the event is Professor Shoba Shukla, one of India’s most prominent physicists, who will share how her research on high‑performance sensors and photonic devices is contributing to solutions ranging from clean water and […] The post Meet the women breaking down barriers and shaping the future of physics in India appeared first on IOP Publishing.

Meet the women breaking down barriers and shaping the future of physics in India

eLOC: a new method that compensates ion energy loss inside gas targets, boosting effective thickness >140× for the key 12C(α,γ)16O reaction and unlocking better data on stellar nucleosynthesis.

Find out more 👉https://ow.ly/l2Xc50YFv8G

A new theoretical model could redefine how we search for #darkmatter 🌌! This model proposes that dark matter exists in two distinct forms whose particles must interact to annihilate. Want to learn more? Click here: https://ow.ly/o7o950YIpYc #astrophysics #astronomy

💫🔭First for IOP Publishing! National deal with TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM EKUAL: Unlimited OA in IOPP journals for Turkish authors, no APCs (2026+). Boosting research impact! https://ow.ly/58TN50YIFw9

#OpenAccess #OpenScience #Turkey

️️⚛️ Happy #WorldQuantumDay!

Celebrate the materials powering quantum innovation with new research from MQT:

Scalable room‑temperature diamond quantum tech: https://ow.ly/1hXa50YHbMh

NV centres in CVD nanodiamonds: https://ow.ly/xtAl50YI8Xb

Spin defects in hBN nanoflakes: https://ow.ly/HjUQ50YI8Xh

Water bird habitat suitability analysis in an urban coastal wetland (case study: Lantebung mangrove ecotourism area) IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science

If your feed is full of bird photos, you’re not alone 🐦 #BirdOfTheDay #Reflections

Science agrees they’re worth watching 🌍 🌱

This Open Access article explores how essential water birds are to the mangrove ecosystem and why protecting them matters: https://ow.ly/EQQ350YIJZB

An exciting step towards bridging #Gravity and #QuantumPhysics ⚛️

New research from Finland proposes that gravity can be treated as a gauge interaction, similar to electromagnetism.👩‍🔬

👉 Quick overview: https://ow.ly/hFTG50YFzzc

📝 Full research paper (Open Access): https://ow.ly/tqjS50YFzze

31 stable MgFe₆Ge₆‑type bilayer kagome materials emerge as weak‑coupling superconductors from high‑throughput ab initio screening

Find out more 👉 https://ow.ly/TBlM50YFv44

IOP Publishing signs nationwide open access agreement covering 200+ institutions across Turkey IOP Publishing (IOPP) has signed an open access agreement with The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey’s (TÜBİTAK) National Academic Network and Information Center (ULAKBİM).  This new three-year ‘read and publish’ agreement marks IOPP’s first national level arrangement in Turkey and provides authors across all the country’s 236 universities with unlimited open access publishing in IOPP journals and select partner titles. The agreement significantly broadens opportunities for researchers to share their work openly and boosts the global visibility […] The post IOP Publishing signs nationwide open access agreement covering 200+ institutions across Turkey appeared first on IOP Publishing.

IOP Publishing signs nationwide open access agreement covering 200+ institutions across Turkey

It's been a pleasure connecting with librarians, customers, and industry peers from across the knowledge community at the UKSG #UKSG2026 in Glasgow ✨

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to share ideas and help shape the future of scholarly communication 💬🌍

#UKSG #ScholarlyCommunication

Today is the #InternationalDayofHumanSpaceFlight, a day to celebrate the anniversary of the first human space flight in 1961 and affirm the role of science and technology in space travel🪐. Celebrate by learning about the first crewed lunar flyby in 50 years 🚀: https://ow.ly/bi3j50YGL2Y #astrophysics

How does the latest #sciencefiction movie match-up to real-life #astrophysics? This week's Physics World podcast dives into the ideas behind #ProjectHailMary, a new film about a science teacher who finds himself alone on a spacecraft with the job of saving humanity🚀🌠: https://ow.ly/MZC250YCQgy