A chance discovery led a team of scientists from Rice University, University of Cambridge and Stanford University to ...

Physicists develop innovative technique using carbon-dioxide lasers to detect radioactive materials from safe distances for ...

Physicists at the University of Ottawa add an orbital spin to their laser beams to control the movement of electrons in their ...

Neutrinos carry no charge, as their name indicates, but they sometimes interact with other particles, then producing electrons, protons, muons or pions that can be detected. Each PS cube is ...

The acceleration of charged particles to ultra-high energies by intense laser pulses could be made a reality by petawatt laser facilities. Laser-based approaches promise a low-cost, compact and ...

LEXI will take pictures of Earth, focusing on the low-energy X-rays that form when the electrically charged particles in the ... Part of the optics and other components had to be replaced, but ...

Electric and magnetic fields both exert forces on charged particles. The motion of charged particles in these fields can be determined and used in particle accelerators. The Standard Model Orders ...

The database contains evaluated cross sections for 48 reactions induced by light charged-particles with incident energies up to several tens of MeV (maximum 100 MeV). Production cross sections for the ...

AT the Physical Society's Conference on Fundamental Particles, held at Cambridge in July 1946, we reported that a light charged particle is occasionally emitted in the fission of uranium by slow ...

In this week’s Science for All newsletter, Vasudevan Mukunth explains a new way to detect radioactive materials using ...