• In a paper just published in Physical Review Letters, Guenther Walther, a mathematician at Stanford University in California, shows that the observation that the number of neutrinos detected decreases when sunspots are plentiful is no more than an error in counting.

    ECONOMIST: Particle physics

  • This research, published recently in Physical Review Letters, supports a theory put forward several years ago by John Abrahamson, a chemical engineer from the University of Canterbury, in New Zealand.

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  • As the researchers report in a forthcoming issue of Physical Review Letters, they managed to hold significant numbers of isolated rubidium atoms in place by shining a laser beam on to an array of microscopic lenses.

    ECONOMIST: Quantum computers

  • He wrote two scientific papers on his theory and was eventually published in the Physical Review Letters journal, sparking a 40-year hunt for the Higgs boson.

    BBC: Scotland

  • Recently, researchers writing in Physical Review B suggested that arranging a number of tiny cloaks in a two-dimensional grid could be put to use in biomedicine and sensing, as well as traditional camouflage.

    BBC: 'Cloaking' idea traps a rainbow

  • In a new paper published last week in Physical Review Letters, researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute have published a method that allows for much more stable quantum entanglement, which may help pave the way for better quantum communication and quantum computing.

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  • "The nice fact which distinguishes this situation from other similar situations with dark matter candidates is that there are no viable astrophysical alternatives, " said Lars Bergstrom, who first proposed this idea in a paper in Physical Review D in 1988.

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  • This measurement, which is to be published in a forthcoming issue of Physical Review Letters, concerns particles called muons.

    ECONOMIST: Particle physics

  • In 2008, Dr Cummer first described the theory of acoustic cloaking in an article in Physical Review Letters, and earlier this year a group from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign demonstrated the first practical use of the theory in an article in the same journal.

    BBC: Acoustic 'cloaking device' shields objects from sound

  • But unlike dark energy, there are several ideas about what it might be, and one of them is the subject of a second paper, in Physical Review Letters, by Peter Biermann of the University of Bonn, in Germany, and Alexander Kusenko, of the University of California, Los Angeles.

    ECONOMIST: Research from the beginning of time

  • The case review stated that Mrs A reported nine incidents of physical abuse in 2010 prior to her death.

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  • He had built a reputation as a patron (by underwriting, for example, the influential academic journal Physical Review).

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  • According to research published in the most recent issue of Physical Review Letters, ships can be made vastly more efficient by tricking the surrounding water into staying still using a metamaterial that can alter the normal forces of nature.

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