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  • Watching Atoms Make Waves

    Author(s): Jacquelyn Ho A new microscope captures how atoms rearrange themselves when they are illuminated inside an optical cavity. [Physics 19, 47] Published Mon Apr 06, 2026

  • A Transparent Waveguide for Sound

    Author(s): Mark Buchanan Acoustic waves can be guided through a narrow “tunnel” that lacks walls and thus presents no obstruction to sound traveling across its path. [Physics 19, 46] Published Fri Apr 03, 2026

  • What Network Structures Reveal About the Birds and the Bees

    Author(s): Sophia Chen Representing bird flocks and insect swarms as nodes connected in a complex structure yields new insights into animal collective behavior. [Physics 19, s45] Published Thu Apr 02, 2026

  • Nanoscale Imaging of Quantum Hall Currents

    Author(s): Charles Day Electrons in graphene follow various spiraling paths when they flow around a circular barrier under the influence of a magnetic field. [Physics 19, s46] Published Thu Apr 02, 2026

  • Polyatomic Molecules Get Two Steps Closer to Quantum Horizon

    Author(s): Christopher J. Ho and Chi Zhang Researchers have improved trapping of polyatomic molecules while also controlling their collisions—two important advances for ultracold polyatomic molecular physics. [Physics 19, 44] Published Wed Apr 01, 2026

  • Extending the Adiabatic Theorem

    Author(s): Rachel Berkowitz Like its slowly perturbed counterpart, a rapidly perturbed quantum system stays closer to the ground state than to any excited state. [Physics 19, s43] Published Wed Apr 01, 2026

  • Shaping Dance with Physics

    Author(s): Michael Schirber A physics grad student waltzed away with the top prize in the 2026 Dance Your PhD contest. [Physics 19, 43] Published Tue Mar 31, 2026
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