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The Week in Physics |
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| HÜBNER Photonics, manufacturer of high-performance lasers, announces the addition of high-power diode lasers to the Cobolt 06-01 Series. The Cobolt 06-HPLD are multimode diode lasers operating at fixed wavelengths, between 405 nm and 975 nm, delivering up to 1.2 W of output power. Learn more. |
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| The history of eyeballs as particle detectors |
| Some physicists at the early cyclotrons used their vision to locate high-energy particles. Since then, medical researchers have gained a better understanding of how particles can interact with the human eye. |
Matt von Hippel |
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JUN 17, 2026 |
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| From the vault Earthquake prediction |
| Variations in physical properties such as electrical conductivity and elevation of benchmarks may fortell not just the place but also the time and magnitude of an earthquake. |
Carl Kisslinger |
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MAR 01, 1974 |
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W3 Professorship for Theoretical Solid-State Physics Technische Universität Braunschweig (Brunswick, Niedersachsen (DE))
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