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Experienced scientists produce more persistently disruptive research, finds study October 23, 2026
A new report challenges the idea that scientists become less innovative as they age The post Experienced scientists produce more persistently disruptive research, finds study appeared first on Physics World.
Quiz of the week: what happens to the structure and dynamics of the human genome under microgravity conditions? October 23, 2026
Have you been keeping up to date with physics news? Try our short quiz to find out The post Quiz of the week: what happens to the structure and dynamics of the human genome under microgravity conditions? appeared first on Physics World.
Levitated nanoparticle detects single-atom collisions October 23, 2026
Pressure sensors and particle detectors could benefit from research The post Levitated nanoparticle detects single-atom collisions appeared first on Physics World.
Theorists use cloud-based Bose–Einstein condensate to study tunnelling October 22, 2026
Quantum experiment is controlled from thousands of kilometres away The post Theorists use cloud-based Bose–Einstein condensate to study tunnelling appeared first on Physics World.
Earth’s gravity and magnetism have unexpected effects on the human genome and mitochondria October 22, 2026
Findings could have implications for space travel and for treating neurodegenerative diseases The post Earth’s gravity and magnetism have unexpected effects on the human genome and mitochondria appeared first on Physics World.
Japan launches sample-return mission to Mars’s moon Phobos October 21, 2026
The Martian Moons eXploration mission will aim to return 10 g of material back to Earth The post Japan launches sample-return mission to Mars’s moon Phobos appeared first on Physics World.
To detect deepfake videos, researchers turn to the physics of light October 21, 2026
New technique claims 97.8% accuracy and uses less energy than digital neural networks with similar performance The post To detect deepfake videos, researchers turn to the physics of light appeared first on Physics World.
Cosmic chronicles: the impact of celestial instabilities on human history October 21, 2026
Emma Chapman reviews Ripples on the Cosmic Ocean: How the Solar System Shaped Human History – And May Help Save Our Planet by Dagomar Degroot The post Cosmic chronicles: the impact of celestial instabilities on human history appeared first on Physics World.
Using AI agents to run quantum simulations October 21, 2026
Researchers have developed a multi-agent AI system that converts plain-language research questions into executed, checked and reproducible quantum simulations using several specialist software packages The post Using AI agents to run quantum simulations appeared first on Physics World.
Controlling four-dimensional monopoles October 21, 2026
The first experimental realisation of Floquet tensor monopoles provides a controllable platform for investigating non-equilibrium topology in four dimensions The post Controlling four-dimensional monopoles appeared first on Physics World.

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