288 Folgen

  1. Attosecond pulses and quantum dots: exploring the physics behind this year’s Nobel prizes

    Vom: 5.10.2023

  2. Scanning the seabed with lasers could inform the search for extraterrestrial intelligence

    Vom: 28.9.2023

  3. Astrophysicist uses X-rays to explore the universe, heat pumps could prevent potholes  

    Vom: 21.9.2023

  4. Challenging the space industry’s attitudes towards diversity, the ‘wild boar paradox’ explained

    Vom: 14.9.2023

  5. Quantum-safe cryptography: why we need it now

    Vom: 7.9.2023

  6. Mathematics makes sense of the modern world

    Vom: 31.8.2023

  7. Metasurfaces simplify optical sensing systems

    Vom: 24.8.2023

  8. LK-99: meet a materials scientist who put the room-temperature superconductivity claim to the test

    Vom: 17.8.2023

  9. Body-based units of measurement offer advantages over standardized systems, speaking of Oppenheimer

    Vom: 10.8.2023

  10. Award-winning company uses quantum sensors to develop a lightweight, wearable brain scanner

    Vom: 3.8.2023

  11. Quantum science and technology thrives when industry and governments join forces

    Vom: 27.7.2023

  12. Interdisciplinary researcher explores the many facets of decarbonization

    Vom: 20.7.2023

  13. Iconic Pink Floyd album cover provides a valuable lesson in optical physics

    Vom: 13.7.2023

  14. Nuclear clocks: why an experiment at CERN brings them closer to reality

    Vom: 6.7.2023

  15. Bioelectronic medicine aims to improve type-1 diabetes management

    Vom: 29.6.2023

  16. Sniffing out drug driving: why a breath test for cannabis is so hard to create

    Vom: 22.6.2023

  17. Quantum woo: how to avoid mystical nonsense when doing physics outreach

    Vom: 15.6.2023

  18. X-ray detectors in space: the challenges and rewards of observing the ‘hot and energetic universe’

    Vom: 8.6.2023

  19. Machine learning meets nanotechnology, award-winning implant regulates blood pressure

    Vom: 1.6.2023

  20. FASER searches for dark photons at the LHC, and also finds neutrinos

    Vom: 25.5.2023

5 / 15

Physics World Weekly offers a unique insight into the latest news, breakthroughs and innovations from the global scientific community. Our award-winning journalists reveal what has captured their imaginations about the stories in the news this week, which might span anything from quantum physics and astronomy through to materials science, environmental research and policy, and biomedical science and technology. Find out more about the stories in this podcast by visiting the Physics World website. If you enjoy what you hear, then also check out our monthly podcast Physics World Stories, which takes a more in-depth look at a specific theme.

Visit the podcast's native language site