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New krypton-88 data narrow a key gap in stellar strontium models

An international research team has reported the first experimental investigation of a nuclear physics reaction essential for understanding how the element strontium is produced in...

Inside Germany’s Doomed B8 Nuclear Project

Nazi Germany’s final nuclear reactor was nowhere near ready, lacking roughly half the uranium and heavy water it needed to work. When American forces dismantled Nazi Germany’s fina...

Mysterious Gamma Rays Reveal Hidden Magnetism Inside Atomic Nuclei

Scientists have traced a decades-old gamma-ray mystery to hidden magnetic transitions inside atomic nuclei. For decades, nuclear physicists have faced a puzzling question: why do s...

Doubts cast on ‘superradiant neutrino laser’ proposal

Debate spans atomic and particle physics The post Doubts cast on ‘superradiant neutrino laser’ proposal appeared first on Physics World.

Antineutrino detector could monitor spent nuclear fuel for clandestine activity

Sensitive new measurements suggest that monitoring can continue even when reactors are offline The post Antineutrino detector could monitor spent nuclear fuel for clandestine activ...

Nuclear clocks finally see the light

New timekeeping tools could revolutionize studies of fundamental physics The post Nuclear clocks finally see the light appeared first on Physics World.

Google’s DeepMind Quietly Hiring Nuclear Physicists

The ideal candidate will be familiar with policy related to "stockpile stewardship, nonproliferation, arms control, or threat reduction." The post Google’s DeepMind Quietly Hiring...

Proton–oxygen collisions put cosmic-ray models to the test

CERN’s ATLAS experiment probes the extreme universe The post Proton–oxygen collisions put cosmic-ray models to the test appeared first on Physics World.

This “Atomic Cannon” Could Challenge Einstein’s Theory of Gravity

Scientists have built an “atomic cannon” to test whether exotic matter falls as Einstein’s theory predicts. Researchers at ETH Zurich and the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in Villi...

This Nuclear Clock Corrects Its Own Laser 

A thorium-229 nuclear clock uses feedback from atomic nuclei to correct laser-frequency drift, operating for more than 24 hours with frequency instability approaching one part in a...

One-positron quantum cyclotron could put the Standard Model to the test

Magnetic moment could be measured at unprecedented precision The post One-positron quantum cyclotron could put the Standard Model to the test appeared first on Physics World.

Particle physicist Hideki Yukawa: Japan’s first Nobel laureate

Yukawa laid the foundation for an active post-war generation of particle physicists in Japan The post Particle physicist Hideki Yukawa: Japan’s first Nobel laureate appeared first...

To Lase or Not to Lase: The Question of Neutrino Superradiance

Author(s): Ana Maria Rey, James K. Thompson, and Haoqing ZhangTwo studies find that fundamental quantum constraints rule out a previously proposed neutrino-laser scheme.[Physics 19...

Navigating Nuclear—From Atoms for Peace to a New Course for Commercial Nuclear Shipping Under ATLAS

First Nuclear Clocks Kick Off a Precision Race

Author(s): Matteo RiniTwo independent teams have built operating nuclear clocks—devices that might one day rival the best atomic clocks and offer new ways to probe fundamental phys...

The Nuclear Renaissance On The U.S. Grid

MIT Study Reveals Why a Neutrino Laser May Be Impossible

Physicists proposed a way to focus ghostly neutrinos into a laser-like beam, but new MIT calculations show that violent atomic recoil and the particles’ own quantum nature prevent...

Surprising result seen in primordial matter inside atom smasher

Physicists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider on Long Island have seen hints of a phase transition from the early universe

Nazi Germany was much further from building a working nuclear reactor than Heisenberg claimed

Germans needed twice as much uranium as they possessed to build fully functional reactor

Scientists Discover a Surprising Shortcut to Nuclear Fusion

Scientists may have found a surprising shortcut to nuclear fusion that could dramatically cut the energy needed to ignite the power of the Sun. Scientists at the U.S. Department of...

In 1952, Mary Tsingou programmed a Los Alamos experiment that helped change modern physics

In the 1950s, Mary Tsingou Menzel played a pivotal role in solving a complex physics problem using one of the earliest computers. Initially recognized only in a footnote for her co...

Nuclear Energy Technology in India

 Nuclear Energy Technology in IndiaSustainable and Self-Reliant FuturePosted On: 28 AUG 2026 10:36AM by PIB DelhiIndia's nuclear programme is guided by a strategy of technological...

Aiming at number 9: CASPAR targets fluorine in new science run

The Compact Accelerator System for Performing Astrophysical Research (CASPAR) recreates conditions inside stars to study how elements are made. The experiment recently restarted wi...

Nuclear Power Market worth $44.71 billion by 2029

 Nuclear Power Market worth $44.71 billion by 2029According to a research report "Nuclear Power Market by Plant Lifecycle Stage (EPC, Decommissioning, Operation & Maintenance),...