1. Home
  2. Live Updates
  3. Corresponding editor

Live Breaking News & Updates on Corresponding editor

Stay informed with the latest breaking news from Corresponding editor on our comprehensive webpage. Get up-to-the-minute updates on local events, politics, business, entertainment, and more. Our dedicated team of journalists delivers timely and reliable news, ensuring you're always in the know. Discover firsthand accounts, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews, all in one convenient destination. Don't miss a beat — visit our webpage for real-time breaking news in Corresponding editor and stay connected to the pulse of your community

Physics - Sodium as a Green Substitute for Lithium in Batteries

Interest in developing batteries based on sodium has recently spiked because of concerns over the sustainability of lithium, which is found in most laptop and electric vehicle batteries.

Germany , China , France , Karlsruhe , Baden-wüberg , Chinese , Jules-verne , Shirley-meng , Michael-schirber , Jean-marie-tarascon , C-fresillon-tiamat , Marcel-weil

Physics - Lithium-Ion "Traffic Jam" Behind Reduced Battery Performance

Real-time in situ x-ray observations of new nickel-rich lithium-ion batteries reveal that reduced performance comes from lithium ions getting trapped in the cathode.

Vancouver , British-columbia , Canada , New-mexico , United-states , London , City-of , United-kingdom , Rachel-berkowitz , Louis-piper , Yulia-preger , Imperial-college-london

Physics - Evidence of a New Subatomic Particle

A signal from the decay products of a meson—a quark and an antiquark—comes from two subatomic particles and not one, as previously thought.

Beijing , China , Canada , Vancouver , British-columbia , Rachel-berkowitz , New-subatomic , Beijing-electron-positron-collider , Corresponding-editor , Physics-magazine ,

Physics - Thermal Conductivity Not Too Hot to Handle

A radiometry technique directly measures thermal conductivity in molten metals and confirms the relationship with electrical resistivity.

Canada , Vancouver , British-columbia , Hunter-schonfeld , Rachel-berkowitz , Milena-milich , P-hopkins-university-of-virginia , University-of-virginia , Conductivity-not-too-hot , Corresponding-editor , Physics-magazine ,

Physics - Modeling Tissue Mechanics with Molten Glass

A glass studio becomes a physics lab for biophysicists examining the physiological tissue properties of marine microorganisms.

Vancouver , British-columbia , Canada , Vivek-prakash , Gopika-madhu , Carolyn-delli-santi , Jenna-efrein , Rachel-berkowitz , Prakash-lab-university-of-miami-trichoplax , University-of-miami , Prakash-lab-university-of-miami-glass , Um-lowe-art-museum

Physics - Stiffening a Spring Made of Light

Physics - Stiffening a Spring Made of Light
aps.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from aps.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Bristol , City-of , United-kingdom , Tokyo , Japan , Sotatsu-otabe , Marric-stephens , Tokyo-institute-of-technology , Spring-made , Tokyo-institute , Corresponding-editor

Physics - Shape Matters in Self-Assembly

A theoretical study of self-assembly finds that hexagon-shaped building blocks can form large structures faster than triangular or square blocks.

France , Erwin-frey , Florian-gartner , Michael-schirber , Gartner , Ludwig-maximilian-university-of-munich , Ludwig-maximilian-university , Corresponding-editor , Physics-magazine ,

Physics - Making Sense of Handedness on a Lattice

David Kaplan has developed a lattice model for particles that are left- or right-handed, offering a firmer foundation for the theory of weak interactions.

France , David-gross , Srimoyee-sen , David-kaplan , Michael-schirber , University-of-washington , Iowa-state-university , Princeton-university , Physics-nobel-prize , Corresponding-editor , Physics-magazine ,

Physics - A New Source for Quantum Light

A new device consisting of a semiconductor ring produces pairs of entangled photons that could be used in a photonic quantum processor.

France , Germany , China , Chinese , Thomas-walther , Michael-schirber , Qiang-zhou , University-of-electronic-science , Technology-of-china-dragon , Technical-university-of-darmstadt , Q-zhou-university-of-electronic-science , Technology-of-china

Physics - How Viruses Get Their Protective Shells

A newly uncovered mechanism for the assembly of viral protein shells could help scientists develop antiviral treatments and drug-delivery systems.

United-kingdom , Arizona , United-states , Banu-ozkan , Ryan-wilkinson , Arizona-state-university , Corresponding-editor , Physics-magazine ,