This interesting article about Benjamin Whisoh Lee was in the recent #PhysicsToday. #physics #history #historyofscience #korea #BenjaminWhisohLee pubs.aip.org/physicstoday...
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May cover of magazine, featuring ocean waves fading into mist
Our May issue is here! Learn about threats to the dark and quiet sky, seismic data that reveal groundwater health, and the future of ocean sciences in the US. Plus, enjoy a poem about physics!
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Window shades made of renewable cellulose bend in response to changing humidity levels.
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Cover of April magazine
Learn about the highest-energy neutrino ever detected, collective behaviors in dense crowds of people, and myths that have distorted the history of modern quantum mechanics. Plus, read about jobs in quantum industries that don’t require quantum skills.
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March issue cover, showcasing a gravitational lens and surrounding galaxies.
Our March issue is here! Learn about gravitational lenses, the changing length of the day, and ballistic cucumber seeds.
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Have you seen the new image of an Einstein ring taken by the Euclid space telescope? Curious about how astronomers learned to identify gravitational lenses and how they work? Learn more in our recent article on the topic: pubs.aip.org/physicstoday...
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A new kiss-and-capture scenario for Pluto and Charon’s formation might change our view of the binary system. New simulations show that the material composition makes a difference.
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Magazine cover of latest Physics Today issue
Our February issue is here! Learn about gauge invariance in statistical mechanics, the vast stashes of hydrogen hidden underground, and lessons from ephemeral nuclei. Plus, discover an unusual use for office tape.
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📸: Florian Sammüller
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John Bell’s name is inseparable from discussions about the foundations of quantum mechanics. In a 2015 article, Reinhold Bertlmann recounts lively stories about working with Bell and explains why debates about those foundations still exist.
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In a 1952 essay, Freeman Dyson, one of the main contributors to the development of quantum electrodynamics, draws parallels to the history of classical electrodynamics to convey “in simple words” the fruits of 25 years of progress.
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I. I. Rabi, known for his work on molecular beams, was a grad student at Columbia University in the 1920s and an eyewitness to the quantum revolution. In a 1979 talk, he shares his colorful recollections of that era.
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In this month’s issue, read about the 2025 International Year of Quantum. The aims of the UN-designated celebration include building awareness and inspiring a future workforce.
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A collage of magazine covers
Take a look back at 2024 with some of our most popular stories from the year. Did you have a favorite piece that didn’t make the list? Let us know!
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In our special January issue, we present articles from the Physics Today archives that describe the birth of modern quantum mechanics and emerging applications that have the potential to transform both science and society.
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Photo of Chien-Shiung Wu assembling an electro-static generator
Chinese American physicist Chien-Shiung Wu earned the nicknames First Lady of Physics and Queen of Nuclear Research because of her groundbreaking work in particle physics.
Learn about her: doi.org/10.1063/pt.o...
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Each monthly issue of PT ends with Back Scatter, a captivating science photo or illustration. This year’s images featured a spiral contact lens, neural circuits, an award-winning work of astrophotography, and more.
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We're keeping our eyes out for anything important, insightful, or just fun in the world of #geophysics. What talks, posters, or other meeting events are you looking forward to? #AGU24 #PhysicsToday
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Cover of magazine issue, showing Chien-Shiung Wu.
Our December issue is here! Learn about Chien-Shiung Wu’s groundbreaking particle-physics experiments, the science behind this year’s Nobel Prizes, and mysterious structures deep within Earth’s mantle.
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#PhysicsToday #Obituary Charlotte Froese Fischer (21 September 1929 – 8 February 2024). The physicist was a pioneer in the field of atomic structure calculations. pubs.aip.org/physicstoday... cc @mujeresconciencia.bsky.social
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#PhysicsToday 12 recommendations for bringing care and empathy into the advising of graduate students. Commentary: Advise with heart! pubs.aip.org/physicstoday... Graduate advisers have an outsize role in the lives and careers of their students.
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#PhysicsToday A new way to measure galactic size pubs.aip.org/physicstoday... Tracing the brightness of a galaxy’s gas, rather than of its stars, reveals a boundary between the galaxy and intergalactic space.
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#PhysicsToday The process for manufacturing superheavy elements gets an upgrade pubs.aip.org/physicstoday... "Creating elements with 119 or 120 protons is enticing because those nuclei are thought to be near the island of stability; the half-life of Og’s most stable isotope is ~1 ms."
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Cover of Physics Today magazine with black background showing the whiskers, nose and the wide open mouth with a bright red tongue of a big cat mid-roar.
Kudos to Freddie Paganini, Art Director at Physics Today (published by @aip.bsky.social ) for this arresting and excellent cover design! Love it! #physics #science #sciencewriter #coverdesign #bigcat #physicstoday 🧪
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🌀 What lies beyond the #subatomic? Are we unraveling an endless coil of ever-smaller particles, or is there an ultimate building block? Explore the deep mysteries of the universe & the quest for the final "something."
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Physics Today covers appreciation post
A Rule for the Cosmos (2017)
Feature article by Will J. Percival on Baryon Acoustic Oscillations as a Cosmological Ruler
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Our work is on the back cover of @PhysicsToday
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