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Celebrate the end of Saturn mission with a free ebook – The Ringed Planet
Today, Nasa’s Cassini spacecraft will point itself toward the surface of Saturn, and end with a crash its 13-year mission delving into the mysteries of the ringed planet’s system.
15 Sep 2017
ORCID scheme introduced across all IOP Publishing journals
As part of IOP Publishing’s commitment to ensuring researchers get full credit for their work, we are now requiring ORCID identifiers for all corresponding authors submitting their work to IOP Publishing-owned journals.
11 Sep 2017
Meet Journal of Physics G’s Reviewer of the Year 2016: Dr Christian Beck
The Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics is one of the highest-ranking nuclear physics journals, and includes both experimental and theoretical articles.
17 Aug 2017IOP Publishing in News
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Did cutting edge optics help Rembrandt draw self-portraits?
Covered by The New York Times, The Times, The Daily Mail and The Smithsonian
14 Jul 2016Knuckleball machine delivers soccer science
Covered by The Daily Mail, Discovery News' Seeker and Gizmodo
13 Jul 2016KM3NeT unveils detailed plans for largest neutrino telescope in the world
Covered by The Daily Mail, International Business Times and Popular Science
24 Jun 2016Radical pair analysis overcomes hurdle in theory of how birds navigate
Covered by The Washington Post
9 Jun 2016Research News
Cost-effective quantum moves a step closer
Canadian and US researchers have taken an important step towards enabling quantum networks to be cost-effective and truly secure from attack.
19 Sep 2017
US public backs carbon tax, and spending revenue on renewables
The majority of the US public is in favour of a tax on fossil fuels, provided the money goes into clean energy and infrastructure, according to a new study.
13 Sep 2017
Answer to bacterial antibiotic resistance may be found in plants
Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is an ever-growing problem for healthcare, agriculture and hygiene, thanks to their indiscriminate and often excessive use.
11 Sep 2017
Journal marks 60th anniversary of the first serious nuclear accidents
This year sees the 60th anniversary of the world’s first serious nuclear accidents – the “Kyshtym Accident” in Russia and the “Windscale Fire” in England.
4 Sep 2017
Paper reveals the theory behind ALPHA antihydrogen breakthrough
New research by a team from Aarhus, Swansea, and Purdue Universities has enabled recent experiments to make the first measurement of the 1S – 2S atomic state transition in antihydrogen.
1 Sep 2017
Cell culture system could offer cancer breakthrough
A new cell culture system that provides a tool for preclinical cancer drug development and screening has been developed by researchers in the USA.
30 Aug 2017
Solar cell breakthrough paves the way for new applications
An international scientific collaboration has successfully integrated a sub-micron thin, nanophotonic silicon film into a crystalline solar cell for the first time.
30 Aug 2017
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