Read article: Reinvention lights up optical experiments at low temperatures
Cryogenics specialist Quantum Design has designed a magneto-optical cryostat that for the first time brings its high magnetic field and cryogenics technology into a dedicated optical environment
Read article: Freeman Dyson: unorthodox to the end
Mathematical physicist was “the midwife to the birth of quantum electrodynamics”
Read article: Novel tools aim to accelerate physics research
Learn about some of the product innovations that were due to be announced at the American Physical Society's March Meeting
Read article: Open innovation meets the technology challenge of 5G networks
Equipment vendor Supermicro has developed open hardware platforms that bring high-performance computing right to the edge of mobile networks
Read article: German Physical Society cancels Spring Meetings, but innovation continues
Explore some of the novel technologies that equipment vendors have designed for cutting-edge research
Read article: Cool technology enables quantum computing
Innovations by cryogenics specialist Bluefors are designed to make it easier for researchers to perform precision experiments with large-scale quantum systems
Read article: Innovations power the physics of the future at the APS March Meeting
We preview what will be on show at the world's largest physics conference and exhibit
Read article: Queensgate: collaborating to push the boundaries of measurement science
The National Physical Laboratory and Queensgate share an unrelenting passion for better precision at the cutting edge of measurement science
Read article: Innovation lights up photonics
This year's Photonics West and BIOS events will bring together scientists, entrepreneurs and big business to discuss the trends that will drive the future of the optics industry
Read article: Reimagining the future of food
Joe McEntee reports from an annual gathering of food physicists in Leeds, UK
