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Today is #WorldHealthDay, held each year on April 7th to draw attention to a subject of major importance to global health 🌍. Celebrate with our latest #medicalphysics article about finding a pathway towards trustworthy #AI in radiotherapy: https://ow.ly/7K8J50YCR4I #StandWithScience WHO

With #PeerReview forming the backbone of scholarly publishing, we're delighted to recognise the commitment & support of our peer review community. 🎉A big thank you to all our reviewers for your invaluable contributions!
✨Award recipients are...https://ow.ly/Fu6H50YwnGk
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Our new Open Data Excellence #course is now live!
If you want clear, practical #guidance on how to prepare, manage and share your #data with confidence, this free 90‑minute course is for you.
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IOP Publishing launches free open data course for early career researchers  As transparent, reusable research data becomes increasingly central to research integrity, reproducibility and funder requirements, IOP Publishing has launched a new, free, open data training course designed to give early career researchers (ECRs) the practical skills and confidence they need to share and manage research data effectively.   The course has been developed in direct response to demand from the physical and environmental […] The post IOP Publishing launches free open data course for early career researchers  appeared first on IOP Publishing.

IOP Publishing launches free open data course for early career researchers 

Today is the start of National Robotics Week! To kick off #RoboWeek2026, check out this article on Tunabot Flex, a tuna-inspired robot with increased flexibility that provides higher speeds and more efficient movement than previous models 🤖🐟: https://ow.ly/Uj5P50YBu73 #robotics #RoboWeek

It's #FunPhysicsFriday - let's dance 💃! This week's article uses instructional dance videos to teach electron behavior in metals, insulators, semiconductors, and superconductors. Boogie over to this link for more: https://ow.ly/OljK50YBtWj #edutainment #physicseducation #scienceexperiments

📣 Call for Posters
Share your research at Progress in Quantum Machine Learning (PQML) 2026. Posters welcomed across quantum ML, quantum computing, materials, physics, chemistry & algorithms.
🗓 Deadline: 30 April 2026
📍 Event 10 May 2026 | Beijing + Online
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Could lead-free #quantumdot glass pave the way for a more stable and eco-friendly version of this technology ⚛️? Scientists were able to create a sample that demonstrated improved #quantum efficiency and about 97% of its emission intensity after 450 days of storage in water: https://ow.ly/9OA650YBtP5

#OnThisDay Sophie Germain was born! Germain was a French mathematician, physicist, and philosopher who persevered against the prejudices of her time to pursue her passions. Learn more about Germain and other pioneering women in physics here: https://ow.ly/CKNR50YATG3 #WomeninSTEM #WomeninScience

Curious where your neuromorphic research fits best? If your work pushes boundaries, NCE is built for you. 🚀

Flexible formats, multidisciplinary scope, and rigorous peer review.

Take a look at NCE's full scope. It’s broader than you think! 👉 https://ow.ly/G8Ra50YAM1h

We had a great time attending the #APSGlobalPhysicsSummit 🎉 American Physical Society

The world’s largest physics research conference brought together 14,000+ researchers with global satellite events hosted by Purpose‑Led Publishing 🌍

Thanks to everyone who stopped by! #ScienceForASharedFuture

Sharing recognition is an incredible feeling! ✨We're delighted to celebrate all outstanding reviewers and the exceptional contribution you make to the #PhysicalScience community. Explore more 👉 https://ow.ly/lh8950YwnuP
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Today we wish a #HappyBirthday to Lawrence Bragg, a British X-Ray crystallographer! Bragg shared the 1915 Nobel Prize in Physics with his father "for their services in the analysis of crystal structure by means of X-rays". Explore Bragg's groundbreaking research here: https://ow.ly/wAUh50YATyt

Heading to EUROPT(R)ODE XVII this weekend? JPhys Photonics is launching a Focus Collection inspired by the work shared at the conference!

If you’re attending or presenting, we invite you to submit your research.

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📢 Is your #nano #biomedicine research ready to publish? Find it a home in Nanotechnology - the world’s first peer-review journal dedicated solely to the field.

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📢 The must-read roadmap, now published in 2D Materials 👉 https://ow.ly/zQ1x50Yz343

This open access Roadmap brings together many of the world's leading experts to evaluate the key challenges and opportunities ahead for 2D materials and is available to read and download now 🔓

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#Astrophysics alert! Scientists have recently confirmed two new exoplanets, known as WISPIT 2b and 2c, forming around a young nearby star 🪐🌠. This discovery provides us with an unprecedented look into how planetary systems develop and evolve. Read more here: https://ow.ly/ufcl50YzqAi #astronomy

A new generation of #artificialintelligence could soon provide life-saving flood warnings! A team of researchers have demonstrated that #AI "foundation models" can accurately forecast river flows even with no local hydrological records. Learn more: https://ow.ly/ZfZW50Yzqtm #environment

After hundreds of years, this week's #FunPhysicsFriday experiment confirms Galileo's theory of accelerated motion! Using a toy car, an inclined plane, and a smartphone, this activity has the time-keeping accuracy that the original experiment lacked. Check it out: https://ow.ly/1kkS50Yzqgy #education

A new Letter in Reports on Progress in Physics reveals strong and weak wave turbulence regimes in Bose–Einstein condensates. The work maps a progression from Kolmogorov–Zakharov weak‑wave turbulence to Bogoliubov‑type acoustic turbulence.
Explore now: https://ow.ly/XHct50YyIEG
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How IOP Publishing cut its carbon footprint by 36% since 2020 – Physics World The company’s sustainability lead Liz Martin is our podcast guest

Hear Liz Martin, Head of Content & Production and Sustainability Lead, on how IOP Publishing cut its carbon footprint by 36% since 2020 in the latest Physics World's podcast episode. 🌍💚🌱

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We're celebrating amazing reviewers and love playing a part in their #PeerReview journey! 🎉 Explore all recipients of this award 👉 https://ow.ly/9IKx50YwmtN
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IOP Publishing celebrates outstanding peer reviewers IOP Publishing (IOPP) has announced the winners of its Outstanding Reviewer Awards 2025, recognising researchers who have delivered exceptional peer review reports over the past year. The awards highlight the essential contribution reviewers make in upholding the quality, integrity and rigour of published research.  This year’s recipients were selected from about 35,000 reviewers who submitted reports for IOPP journals in 2025. Journal editors […] The post IOP Publishing celebrates outstanding peer reviewers appeared first on IOP Publishing.

IOP Publishing celebrates outstanding peer reviewers

🌟 Today we celebrate our annual Outstanding Reviewer Awards across our journals. A huge congratulations to more than 1,600 recipients highlighting the quality, quantity and timeliness of reports they completed. You're all amazing! 🎉
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Antimatter has been transported for the first time ever — in the back of CERN's truck Physicists have succeeded for the first time in transporting the most expensive and most volatile substance on Earth — antimatter.

Particle physicist Tara Shears shares comments on CERN’s first road transport of 92 antiprotons. As Institute of Physics' VP for Science & Innovation and an IOPP non‑exec director, she highlights its impact on antimatter research. 👏

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🔬 We are pleased to welcome Dr. Borislav Hinkov and Dr. Yong-Chun Liu to the #JPhysPhotonics Editorial Board!

Meet the full editorial board: https://ow.ly/i0VO50YxPpQ

Join global experts at #PQML2026 — a one-day workshop on the future of quantum machine learning at Tsinghua University and online. Supported by ROPP, QST and MLST.
Be part of the next wave of quantum discovery.
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What if extraterrestrials have contacted us - and we missed their message 👽? Our latest article explores the possibility that a technological species may have already sent messages that reached Earth without being detected or correctly identified: https://ow.ly/uIjn50Yvz4v #astrophysics #astronomy