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Ever wondered why some underwater bubbles are louder than others? 🫧 A Physical Review Fluids study shows a bubble's formation volume depends on its initial size and how quickly it forms — results that could improve methods to detect underwater gas leaks: https://go.aps.org/4g0YiLZ
A swarm of robots moves through a narrowing channel more quickly when they avoid contact with one another — results that highlight the importance of ‘no pushing’ for managing a crowd. Read the study in @physrevlett.aps.org: https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/r9jy-hrv7
Check out PRX Intelligence's inaugural papers.
APS journalsPRX Intelligence’s first papers are here. 🥳 Our newest journal publishes research at the intersection of #AI, #MachineLearning and the physical sciences. Check out the inaugural papers covering molecular simulations, quantum embedding workflows, and more: https://go.aps.org/4xrOQYb
For many members, APS is a place to connect, collaborate and belong. As we launch flexible membership plans, we're celebrating the many ways members experience APS. https://go.aps.org/3Zsq8sW
Researchers used nearly 3,000 radio bursts to trace invisible plasma around galaxies and found that gas extended much farther than expected — reshaping our picture of how the universe’s “missing” matter is dispersed. Read the paper in @physrevlett.aps.org: https://go.aps.org/4fvrutf
The best #physics jobs aren't always posted. Networking can uncover hidden opportunities, connect you with industry leaders, and help you build a career beyond academia. Get more tips on finding your “unicorn career” in #APSNews: https://go.aps.org/4pBCLNe
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APS journalsA paper in PRX Quantum proposes a fault-tolerant quantum computation scheme that integrates parallelized code surgery to boost efficiency with good qLDPC codes, establishing a broadly applicable paradigm to accelerate computation with low overhead. 🔗 https://go.aps.org/4aD0jes
Quantum computing meets machine learning. 🤝 Research in @physrevlett.aps.org presents a quantum neural network that runs on today's quantum hardware and can be trained and benchmarked with classical datasets. Read more: https://go.aps.org/4hpU0yO
“I wanted to build something.” Nearly 10 years ago, Matthias Troyer left academia to lead @microsoft.com's quantum computing division. Now, he’s supporting the next generation of computational physicists. Learn how in #APSNews: https://go.aps.org/4gQAb3F
Researchers engineered a molecular clock using ytterbium hydroxide that suppresses electromagnetic interference, while remaining sensitive to tiny signals that could hold clues about physics beyond the Standard Model. Read more in @physrevx.aps.org: https://go.aps.org/3TfwPgI
From hiking around the Alaskan bush to leading PRX Quantum. Robin Blume-Kohout shares how he found physics, why quantum science needs both skeptics and dreamers, and what comes next for the field. Read his interview in #APSNews: https://go.aps.org/4wQbKYQ
Great things are happening at APS. 👀 We’ve introduced new membership options designed to give you more flexibility and access. See what plan fits you best: https://go.aps.org/3Zsq8sW
"One day, they may become your collaborators, your advisors, your reviewers, and your readers." Fan Zhang says a 2010 presentation at an APS meeting changed the trajectory of his career. Hear his advice for others in #APSNews: https://go.aps.org/4yncRAL
A Perspective in @physrevx.aps.org explores #quantum advantage across different fields and explains why predicting it is challenging with classical resources alone. Read the article: https://go.aps.org/4voRtsi
Two studies in @physrevlett.aps.org show how millicharged particles could react with normal matter on Earth and be detected using devices first used in the 18th century — like the one used by Henry Cavendish to measure the electric force. Read more in Physics: https://go.aps.org/4wBYxTo
The call for abstracts closes next week for our #NuclearPhysics, #PlasmaPhysics, and #FluidDynamics meetings. Become a member to submit an abstract today: https://go.aps.org/44mnhTr
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The moon might be an even better gravitational wave detector than scientists expected. 🌕 A study in @physrevlett.aps.org finds that variations in the moon's crust could amplify incoming space-time ripples by an average of 10% — and up to 10× in some regions. Read more: https://go.aps.org/3R7EqgG
Tomorrow is your last chance to comment on the Office of Management and Budget's proposed rule affecting the future of science. These APS leaders are just some of the 2,400+ people who have used our letter-writing portal to share what they think. Submit your comment: https://go.aps.org/4vUO0ST
Nobel laureate John Mather is one of thousands opposing a proposed federal rule that could affect science grant funding. "Peer review protects the public from attempts to corrupt," he writes. Read more comments in #APSNews, then submit your own comment by July 13: https://go.aps.org/3RtXoy8