In a Comment Petros Koumoutsakos Petros Koumoutsakos argues that there is plenty of room in the middle between AI and computational science rdcu.be/dHUCr

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Our May cover (thx Susanne Harris!) launches a new Collection: Physics as a human endeavour, on the social & political forces that shape who does physics, what physics they do, and what even counts as physics
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Can you identify all our cover physicists?

Perspective: Future of 99Mo reactor-independent supply
from Antonino Pietropaolo, Marco Capogni & Lina Quintieri
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My article on #Jung , #Pauli , #synchronicity and #CPT in
nature , part of their series on how scientists make key discoveries by going beyond #science . Please read - and be amazed!
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Comment: Arthur I. Miller tells the story of the unlikely friendship between Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung and how it led to the discovery of CPT symmetry

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Review: Orbital angular momentum lasers
Andrew Forbes, Light Mkhumbuza & Liang Feng
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Perspective: Quantum sensing for particle physics
Steven D. Bass & Michael Doser CERN

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Review: Physical insights into non-fullerene organic photovoltaics
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Jiayu Wang, Yuan Xie, Kai Chen, Hongbin Wu, Justin M. Hodgkiss & Xiaowei Zhan

Year in Review: Fractionalized electrons in moiré materials
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Nicolás Morales-Durán, Jingtian Shi & A. H. MacDonald

'Rigor with machine learning from field theory to the Poincare conjecture' is now published in Nature Reviews Physics!

We present a variety of rigorous ML-for-science results, such as a NN approach to QFT, exact results in topology, and NTK for geometric flows.

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Just published two Perspectives on the use of #ML in #physics
Neural operators for accelerating scientific simulations and design rdcu.be/dEb58

Rigor with machine learning from field theory to the Poincaré conjecture rdcu.be/dEb6m

In the April issue we have three comments on the physics of senses
👂Evolving critical oscillators for hearing
👅Food oral processing as a multiscale soft matter physics problem
👃Olfactory cues and memories in animal navigation
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Reviews in our April issue:
❇️Photophysical properties of materials for high-speed photodetection
🌊Controlling water waves with artificial structures
⭕️How multiscale curvature couples forces to cellular functions
⚙️Mechanical properties and their implications for human cancer

Our Nature Reviews Physics perspective article on neural operators and their ability to accelerate simulations and design is now out. rdcu.be/dD8BI nature

1. Neural operators learn mappings between functions, e.g. spatiotemporal processes and partial differential equations.…

ICYMI: our April editorial came out yesterday, looking at physics words with surprising origins
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Review: Photophysical properties of materials for high-speed photodetection

By Amin Morteza Najarian, Maral Vafaie, Bin Chen, F. Pelayo García de Arquer & Edward H. Sargent

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Review: Anomalies in particle physics and their implications for physics beyond the standard model

by Andreas Crivellin & Bruce Mellado

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Very happy to share that our review article on Mechanical Properties of Human Tumour Tissues and their Implications for Cancer Development is out in Nature Reviews Physics. Huge congratulations to all the authors! nature.com/articles/s4225…

In optics & photonics, social issues are, at best, treated as peripheral to the field. A group of researchers, technicians, admin staff, and clinical liaisons share how they came together to start a conversation on social issues
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