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Physicists demonstrate Young’s double-slit interference in time
A temporal version of the famous experiment generates fringes in frequency rather than space…
Laser-accelerated proton irradiation: simulating physical and chemical effects
UK researchers are modelling laser-accelerated proton delivery to test whether inter-track interactions could occur with ultrahigh-dose rate irradiation…
Support young people to change the world
Limit Less is our campaign to support young people to change the world and fulfil their potential by doing physics…
One day in and ‘boffin’ is already on borrowed time
The IOP’s science media reporting campaign is already toasting its first success.…
IOP Limit Less campaign sponsors Governors for Schools Conference
Reaching school governors and trustees with the Limit Less message is a key campaign goal. …
‘Trojan horse’ injection method enables ultracompact X-ray free-electron laser
A plasma wakefield accelerator equipped with an advanced electron injection method could help miniaturize X-ray free-electron lasers to a fraction of their current size…
Yes, we get the joke, but ‘boffin’ still needs to go
Keen tabloid watchers will have spotted the excitable reaction from the Daily Star to our campaign on the media reporting of science this week, writes Rachel Youngman. …
Patient-specific ridge filters enable conformal FLASH proton therapy
Optimization framework designs ridge filters and spot maps to meet the unique demands of ultrahigh-dose-rate radiation therapy…