Featured in EPL
Most recent highlights from EPL:- Negative correlation between frequency-magnitude power-law exponent and Hurst coefficient in the Long-Range Connective Sandpile model for earthquakes and for real seismicity
- On the transition between complementary medium and zero-refractive-index medium
- Electrospray cone-jet breakup and droplet production for electrolyte solutions
- Helices at interfaces
Featured in EPN
Most recent highlights from EPN:
Nobel 2012: trapped ions and photons
A Tribute to Max von Laue
Sensitive magnetometers based on dark states …
Featured in EPL
Most recent highlights from EPL:
First-principles calculations of the magnetic anisotropic constants of Co–Pd multilayers
Covariant form of the ideal magnetohydrodynamic “connection theorem” in a relativistic plasma
Superluminal tachyon-like excitations of Dirac fermions in a topological insulator junction
Measurement with a rotating magnetic field of the surface viscosity of a nematic liquid crystal
Featured in EPN
Recent highlights from EPN:
The seven months that changed physics: The discovery of the Higgs Boson and its implications for High Energy Physics
By Guido Tonelli
The adventure of quasicrystals: a sucessful multidisciplinary effort – By D. Gratias…
Naples/Uganda education collaboration
Gulunap is an educational-scientific collaboration between the University of Naples “Federico II”, in Italy, and the University of Gulu, in Northern-Uganda.
Northern Uganda has major problems with food, health and education, having been devastated by a twenty-year long insurgence by the Lord’s Resistance Army: with over 100,000 people dead, 20,000 children abducted, and 1,200,000 Ugandan citizens left in internally displaced person camps. The Gulunap project focuses on…
Physics World: reporting from the frontiers of science
e-EPS spoke with Matin Durrani, the editor of Physics World, the membership magazine of the UK Institute of Physics.
Who is Physics World aimed at?
The readers of Physics World, and its sister website physicsworld.com, all have one thing in common: a love and passion for physics – whether they’re using CERN’s Large Hadron Collider to search for the Higgs boson or building a new…
Light for Development
A central goal of the EPS International Year of Light project will be to promote optical technologies and optics education to improve the quality of life in the developing world – under the theme of ‘Light for Development’.
Light plays a central role in human activities in science, technology and culture. On a fundamental scientific level, light is necessary for the existence of life itself; whilst on a more technical level, light-based technologies will underpin the future development of human society…
Report from EPS HEP 2011
Impressive results, so early on, and so much more yet to come! This was the prevalent feeling among the 800+ attendees of the EPS-HEP bi-annual meeting, held at the end of July, in Grenoble.
The spectacular performance of the Large Hadron Collider, which within a year has delivered the integrated luminosity milestone of one inverse femtobarn, along with the very fast analysis of the data by the experiments, was a leading actor at the conference. In parallel, with the Tevatron approaching the finalization of its physics program…
