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Erol Gelenbe

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Moons of Saturn

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Nobel Prize in Physics 2015

Physicist Joseph Formaggio on neutrino oscillations, the Standard Model, and nuclear burning cycle of young stars

“In principle, one can make an ideal conducting channel along a designed path by just scratching the surface”

Physicist Markus Morgenstern on weak topological insulators, 2D materials, and spin pumping

Aerogold: An ultra-light aerogel gold nugget made of gold, protein and air

Scientists have produced gold that is lighter than a feather

Xingjie Ni: “We made a device that has total control over the amplitude and the phase of the light”

Electrical engineer Xingjie Ni on the 'invisibility cloak', metasurfaces, and nanoantennas that can control light

Structural Material Systems

Structural engineer Paolo Gaudenzi on 'the internet of things', structural health monitoring, and multiphysics

Higher-Spin Gauge Theory

Physicist Xavier Bekaert on angular momentum, quantum tops, and supergravity

Primordial Stars

Astrophysicist Christopher McKee on the birth of stars, ways to determine the mass of a primordial star, and the emergence of supernovas and black holes

Quantum Simulation

Nobel Prize-winning physicist Wolfgang Ketterle on simulating superfluidity, 'atomic Legos', and a special-purpose quantum computer

Climate Modelling

Climatologist Thomas Stocker on climate simulations, reaching limits of adaptation, and the 'business as usual' scenario

Discovery of Molecular Clouds in our Tiny Neighbor, the WLM Galaxy

The dense cores of star-forming clouds have been observed for the first time in a tiny dwarf galaxy.

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