» New Subject Section for Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical
05/02/10 05:29 from Journals News
We are pleased to announce a change to Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical for 2010.
» Why Leaves Aren't Trees
02/02/10 18:31 from Physical Review Focus -
Three papers explain aspects of the size and structure of natural supply networks such as blood vessels and leaf veins. Image:
» Chemistry Drives Convection
27/01/10 23:54 from Physical Review Focus -
A combination of simulations and experiments explicitly demonstrates that common chemical reactions can drive convection flows in fluids. Image: C. Almarcha/ULB
» January 2010 marks the 20th anniversary of Turpion Ltd
20/01/10 11:19 from Journals News
January 2010 marks the 20th anniversary of Turpion Ltd and many significant milestones for Turpion publications. The Turpion translation project covers critical Russian research in mathematics, physics and chemistry, and provides easy acces..
» Bubbles Break Spherical Mold
15/01/10 23:02 from Physical Review Focus -
Using a new laser technique, researchers can make a wide variety of bubble shapes--such as squares and donuts--some of which may prove useful in manipulating nanoscale objects. Image: Phys. Rev. E 81 , 016308 (2010)
» Landmarks: Teleportation is not Science Fiction
07/01/10 20:31 from Physical Review Focus -
Quantum teleportation, a means of transferring the identity of one particle to another over some distance, made its debut in Physical Review Letters in 1993. Image: mptvimages.com
» A Surface Attraction
28/12/09 10:42 from Physical Review Focus -
Negative ions dissolved in water may be attracted to the surface because of the rearrangement of charges within the ions. Image: L. Poteet/APS
» Inverse Problems: 25th Year Special Issue
21/12/09 10:39 from Journals News
Inverse Problems is delighted to announce a special issue of review articles and one paper that were invited by the Editorial Board to celebrate the journal\'s 25th year.
» Magnetic Fields in Chaos
21/12/09 07:50 from Physical Review Focus -
Electric current flowing through simple wire arrangements can induce chaotic magnetic fields, according to computations, so magnetic chaos is probably common in everyday electronics. Image: Phys. Rev. E 80 , 067202 (2009)
» Journal of Physics A: Special Issue on Entanglement Entropy
16/12/09 05:25 from Journals News
Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical is delighted to announce the publication of a special issue on entanglement entropy in extended quantum systems.
» Where the Rubber Meets the Road
14/12/09 20:42 from Physical Review Focus -
A method combining a traditional laser pump-probe experiment with the detection of high-frequency sound and thermal waves reveals the microscopically bumpy interface between two apparently smooth surfaces. Image: O. Wright/Hokkaido Univ.
» physicsworld.com video exclusive: Laser fusion and the future of energy
08/12/09 08:47 from Journals News
Over the next decade, a new generation of multibillion-euro \"super lasers\" will give scientists access to unprecedented optical powers and intensities, opening the door to exotic science that will shed light on the origins of the Universe a..
» Quark Colors Unbound
07/12/09 21:02 from Physical Review Focus -
Quarks can have any one of three colors, but new computer simulations further validate a mathematical simplification where the number of colors is very large. Image: M. Panero/ETH
» Hanging Droplets Feel More Friction
01/12/09 23:13 from Physical Review Focus -
The textbook rule that friction increases the more you press an object onto a surface doesn't always hold for liquid drops. Image: A. Leh/Lamar Univ.
» Quarks Influenced by Their Neighborhood
18/11/09 23:31 from Physical Review Focus -
The quark structure inside protons and neutrons changes based on the local nuclear environment, according to electron accelerator experiments. Image: P. Mueller/Argonne National Lab
» Nuclear Fusion Award 2009
17/11/09 07:11 from Journals News
We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2009 Nuclear Fusion award is Steven A Sabbagh et al for the paper Resistive wall stabilized operation in rotating high beta NSTX plasmas (Nucl. Fusion 46 635-644).
» Progress in Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Biomedicine, Cluster Review in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
16/11/09 05:24 from Journals News
A landmark selection of review articles published this month in Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics; \'Progress in Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Biomedicine\', revisits an earlier cluster review by the same group of authors. The..
» Classical and Quantum Gravity Special Issue GWDAW13 Proceedings
09/10/09 06:07 from Journals News
Classical and Quantum Gravity is delighted to announce the online publication of a special issue devoted to the Proceedings of the 13th Gravitational Wave Data Analysis Workshop (GWDAW13), San Juan, Puerto Rico, 19–22 January 2009.
» RUSNANO attracts nanotechnology on an industrial scale
08/10/09 08:11 from Journals News
Researchers seeking business partners and high-tech companies looking for capital could all benefit from the Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies\' global investment program.
» Classical and Quantum Gravity sponsors the Bergmann–Wheeler Thesis Prize
17/09/09 04:17 from Journals News
It gives me great pleasure to announce that Classical and Quantum Gravity will sponsor the forthcoming Bergmann–Wheeler Thesis Prize, presented by the International Society for General Relativity and Gravitation (ISGRG).