Dr Thierry Dauxois is a theoretical physicist and Director of Research of the Laboratoire de Physique at l’Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon. We talk to him about his career, his work on long-range interacting systems and internal gravity waves and what it is he finds so appealing about the topics he studies.
This week’s Image of the Week comes from a recent JPhysA paper, Dynamics of trapped interacting vortices in Bose–Einstein condensates: a role of breathing degree of freedom. Researchers from National University of Uzbekistan, Osaka City University, Turin Polytechnic University in… Read More ›
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Part 3: Jesper Lykke Jacobsen ‘High-precision percolation thresholds and Potts-model critical manifolds from graph polynomials’
It’s all about squeezing this week!
Part 2: Timothy J Hollowood, J Luis Miramontes and David M Schmidtt ‘An integrable deformation of the AdS5 × S5 superstring’
Part 1: David Gómez-Ullate, Yves Grandati and Robert Milson ‘Rational extensions of the quantum harmonic oscillator and exceptional Hermite polynomials’
Modelling twisted ribbons.
Physicists update predator–prey model for more clues on how bacteria evade attack from killer cells
Non-Euclidean Crystallography is realized in a carbon-based molecular structure, related to a Black-Hole
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Insights from ‘Physics, Art, Mathematics, Science: Hidden Connections. A conference marking Sir Michael Berry’s 75th Birthday’.
Paul Hardaker, CEO: “We know well that science benefits the economy and creates jobs. If we are to see these benefits continue to grow we need to remain competitive in funding, and both the UK and Ireland need to be the places where physicists can do world-class science.”
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‘As with most people my path was determined by a series of choices involving random factors…’ An insight into Pavel Exner’s career; highlights, current work and advice for future researchers.
New research from Paul Bressloff at the University of Utah looking at the aggregation–fragmentation model of vesicular transport in neurons.
Topical Review offering a concise overview of some of the central aspects of incompatibility.
