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  • Measuring the Entropy of a Double Quantum Dot

    Author(s): Charles Day Researchers have taken a step toward using entropy to probe the quantum physics of nanoscopic many-electron systems. [Physics 18, s147] Published Thu Nov 13, 2025

  • Measuring the Sun’s Opacity

    Author(s): Rachel Berkowitz Experiments with oxygen plasma at extreme densities and temperatures give new transparency to our picture of the Sun’s interior. [Physics 18, s144] Published Wed Nov 12, 2025

  • Quantum Scars Unmasked

    Author(s): Ryan Wilkinson A new approach finds useful patterns called quantum scars in the complex dynamics of quantum many-body systems. [Physics 18, s146] Published Wed Nov 12, 2025

  • Phase Transition Proceeds Slowly, Then All at Once

    Author(s): Marric Stephens Adding extra atoms between sheets of PdSe2 doesn’t affect the material’s layered structure—until it does. [Physics 18, s148] Published Wed Nov 12, 2025

  • A Quantum Microscope Reveals Water Breaking Apart

    Author(s): Jan Balajka A scheme combining a scanning probe microscope with a quantum sensor can locally trigger water dissociation and observe the elementary steps of such a reaction. [Physics 18, 180] Published Mon Nov 10, 2025

  • Making Fresh Radionuclides with Leftover Gamma Rays

    Author(s): Charles Day Photons in high-energy probe beams that pass through their intended target can be “reused” for making promising nuclides in nuclear medicine, new experiments show. [Physics 18, 179] Published Fri Nov 07, 2025

  • Mapping Altermagnetic Domains

    Author(s): Charles Day Two new techniques use circularly polarized x rays to characterize a new and potentially useful form of magnetism. [Physics 18, s145] Published Thu Nov 06, 2025
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