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10/24/2023

As the global climate crisis grows increasingly urgent, climate science is at the forefront of the science classroom.

A climate change escape room educates introductory physics students about the effects of thermokarst in the Arctic

10/20/2023

Targeted drug delivery holds the potential to revolutionize the treatment of cancer and other diseases, improving drug efficacy and minimizing its side effects.

Lipid nanoparticles have many advantages that make them ideal drug carriers, and manufacturing them can be easier with advanced microfluidic techniques.

10/17/2023

Now online in Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B: Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS). This Special Topic Collection includes papers presented at the SIMS 23 Conference and other research in the field.

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This Special Topic Collection features articles on the most recent developments and experimental studies in Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS

10/17/2023

| Don't forget to join speaker, Eugene Greogoryanz, for an MRE webinar on 'Hydrogen and deuterium and their interactions at high compressions' TODAY at 9:00 AM EDT!

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10/16/2023

| Join speaker Eugene Greogoryanz for an MRE webinar on 'Hydrogen and deuterium and their interactions at high compressions' Tomorrow at 9:00 AM EDT!

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10/12/2023

Chemical Physics Reviews was a proud sponsor at 2023 at UNC Charlotte. Congratulations to the Poster Award winners 🏆 Firoz Khan, Grace Thaggard, Matilda Barker Sachini Mudiyanselage & Benjamin Cahill!
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10/12/2023

Many species of bacteria move across surfaces through a flagella-dependent movement called swarming. The motility patterns of these expanding cell populations are distinct across species.

Biophysical mechanisms underlying P. aeruginosa swarm expansion and tendril formation

10/10/2023

| Join speaker, Eugene Greogoryanz, for an MRE webinar on 'Hydrogen and deuterium and their interactions at high compressions' on October 17, 2023 at 9:00 AM EDT!

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10/10/2023

Technological and material advancements improve contact performance and future contacts could deliver medication or detect vital health indicators.

10/09/2023

Explore the latest articles chosen as , showcasing the most interesting research across the physical sciences
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10/06/2023

Your peers have been reading these . Check out the latest articles that showcase the most interesting research across the physical sciences.

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10/06/2023

As artificial intelligence, or AI, programs become more complex, they’re running into the energy and efficiency limits of standard, and even super, computers.

The compressive study details a pathway for developing artificial spiking neurons out of new materials.

10/02/2023

📢 Call For Papers
Now open for submissions! Submit by February 29, 2024!
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10/02/2023

We are officially NOW open for submissions! Looking forward to receiving your articles in all areas of research soon.

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10/02/2023

Now online in the Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B: Papers from the 14th International Symposium on Atomic Level Characterizations for New Materials and Devices.

The symposium focuses on practical applications of atomic level characterization (both atomic dimensions and energy levels) of new materials and devices, including bio- and organic materials and inorganics.

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This is a collection of papers presented at the 14th International Symposium on Atomic Level Characterizations for New Materials and Devices (ALC '22

09/30/2023

📢 Call For Papers
Reminder - This joint Special Topic with Journal of Applied Physics and Physics of Fluids is still open for submissions! Submit by December 31, 2023.

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09/29/2023

We welcome cutting-edge and multidisciplinary research in all things . Be one of the first to submit your research. APL Quantum is opening for submissions next week!
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09/29/2023

Noisy classrooms have always been a concern for students and teachers alike. Primary school students are especially vulnerable to the effects of their sound environment.

A primary school soundscape is analyzed on a scale of pleasantness and arousal to determine the suitable sound environment for students.

09/27/2023

📢 Call For Papers
This Special Topic in Biophysics Reviews is open for submissions. Submit by July 31, 2024!

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09/27/2023

📢 Call For Papers
Reminder - This joint Special Topic with Journal of Applied Physics and Physics of Fluids is still open for submissions! Submit by December 31, 2023.

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09/27/2023

Now online in Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Functional Coatings. This special collection features articles dedicated to the science, engineering, and technology of functional and multifunctional coatings which not only provide one basic characteristic (protection, optical, electrochemical, biomedical etc.) to the surfaces on which they are applied but also add significant novel function or functions.

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This special collection features articles dedicated to the science, engineering, and technology of functional and multifunctional coatings which

09/27/2023

Is your research ready? APL Quantum is opening for submissions next week! And for a limited time, article processing charges will be waived!
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09/26/2023

Performing tensile tests on bio-based fibers is simple, but the technique hides many pitfalls that can hamper the comparison of literature results. Discover how by reading the paper. 👇

Spider silk fibers are of scientific and industrial interest because of their extraordinary mechanical properties. These properties are normally determined by t

09/26/2023

This research reviews progress in three emerging technologies likely to play pivotal roles in next-generation endoscopy systems: biomimetic vision, non-linear optical microscopies, and artificial intelligence Universitatea POLITEHNICA din București

09/25/2023

A primary school soundscape is analyzed on a scale of pleasantness and arousal to determine the suitable sound environment for students.

09/25/2023

In celebration of Peer Review Week

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09/22/2023

A wide range of medical uses for exist, including the control of , the treatment of & more. Explore our new collection of articles on this important topic below 👇
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09/22/2023

We are excited to share APL Quantum will be opening for submissions in October 2023! Are you ready to submit your research in all areas ?
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09/22/2023

Now online in Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Papers from the 36th North American Conference on Molecular Beam Epitaxy (NAMBE 2022). This collection contains papers presented at the 36th North American Conference on Molecular Beam Epitaxy (NAMBE 2022), which was held September 18–21, 2022 in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

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This collection contains papers presented at the 36th North American Conference on Molecular Beam Epitaxy (NAMBE 2022), which was held September 18

09/22/2023

Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are an emerging solar cell technology showing exceptional efficiency. Real life application and commercialization, however, require devices to remain stable across their 20-to-25-year lifespan.

Outdoor testing on perovskite solar cells provides ultimate proof of operational stability

09/21/2023

Simple model uses everyday materials like dice and buttons to effectively demonstrate the concept of entropy to students.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, 2023 – Though a cornerstone of thermodynamics, entropy remains one of the most vexing concepts to teach budding physicists in the classroom. As a [...]

09/21/2023

Planet formation, star evolution, and earthquakes all involve matter experiencing extreme pressure. It is possible to reproduce similar conditions in the lab by using a high-powered laser to initiate a shock wave and stress matter to millions of atmospheres of pressure.

Double structure of a shock wave propagating in diamond at extreme pressure directly imaged for the first time by X-ray free-electron laser probe.

09/20/2023

This article overviews lipid bilayer and water dynamics that have been studied over the scales of molecules to molecular aggregates by means of neutron scattering in the last three decades. KEK 高エネルギー加速器研究機構

Neutron scattering methods are powerful tools for the study of the structure and dynamics of lipid bilayers in length scales from sub Å to tens to hundreds nm a

09/20/2023

APL Quantum is pleased to announce their new Associate Editor, Stefanie Kroker! Please join us in welcoming her to the AIP Publishing family!

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09/20/2023

Applied physics plays a crucial role in in various ways. Check out a sample of recently published articles representing this core area of APL Machine Learning!
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09/16/2023

Still a hot topic for drug discovery – this new review discusses current thermal unfolding approaches, their analysis and interpretation and application within the drug discovery process.

Thermal unfolding methods, applied in both isolated protein and cell-based settings, are increasingly used to identify and characterize hits during early drug d

09/13/2023

Editor-in-Chief Dr. Ortwin Hess introduces , our newest gold journal. We will be opening for submissions soon and look forward to receiving your research in all areas ! Trinity College

09/13/2023

For about a century, we have known that quantum systems are destroyed on measurement. This makes it extremely difficult to experiment with repeated measurements on the same quantum system because the system needs to be re-prepared for each subsequent measurement.

Using a single ancillary probe that couples to a quantum system allows minimally invasive measurement and avoids destroying the original system.

09/13/2023

The origin of triboelectric charging, a mystery of science, has been greatly resolved with friction-induced mechanochemistry, flexoelectricity, tribo-tunneling, and interfacial thermoelectricity.

Triboelectricity has long been discussed from ancient Greece to modern times in daily life experiences as well as in the earliest stages of planet formation and

09/11/2023

It is important to study bacteria under the same chemical and physical conditions as their natural environment. Mechanobiology to the rescue!