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Attosecond pulses and quantum dots: exploring the physics behind this year's Nobel prizes
We also chat about that embarrassing leak of the chemistry winners in this podcast
Scanning the seabed with lasers could inform the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
We also chat with an antimatter expert in this podcast
Astrophysicist uses X-rays to explore the universe, heat pumps could prevent potholes
This podcast features conversations with an astrophysicist and a civil engineer
Challenging the space industry’s attitudes towards diversity, the ‘wild boar paradox’ explained
In this podcast we meet members of Space Pride
Quantum-safe cryptography: why we need it now
This podcast features an expert on post-quantum cryptography
Mathematics makes sense of the modern world
This podcast features the mathematical biologist and author Kit Yates
Metasurfaces simplify optical sensing systems
This podcast features the CEO of a company that makes metalenses
LK-99: meet a materials scientist who put the room-temperature superconductivity claim to the test
In this podcast we also talk about Australia’s national quantum strategy
Body-based units of measurement offer advantages over standardized systems, speaking of Oppenheimer
This podcast looks at traditional measurement units around the world
Award-winning company uses quantum sensors to develop a lightweight, wearable brain scanner
Our podcast guests are from Cerca Magnetics and Quantum Exponential