Nature Physics
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A journal for cutting-edge physics research.
Quantum, bio, astro, optical, high-energy, nuclear, plasma, and condensed-matter physics, physics education research, complexity, and more.
https://www.nature.com/nphys/
Quantum, bio, astro, optical, high-energy, nuclear, plasma, and condensed-matter physics, physics education research, complexity, and more.
https://www.nature.com/nphys/
Our November Issue is out.
Featuring a review on fractional topological states in 2D materials, filamentous funghi that control fluid flows, and reflections on the Nobel Prize.
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Featuring a review on fractional topological states in 2D materials, filamentous funghi that control fluid flows, and reflections on the Nobel Prize.
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November 12, 2025 at 11:55 AM
Our November Issue is out.
Featuring a review on fractional topological states in 2D materials, filamentous funghi that control fluid flows, and reflections on the Nobel Prize.
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Featuring a review on fractional topological states in 2D materials, filamentous funghi that control fluid flows, and reflections on the Nobel Prize.
www.nature.com/nphys/volume...
Our June issue has been out for a little while now, but it features three papers about quasicrystals, a Review on how plasma-based accelerators can be used for positrons, tales of student interactions with LLMs, and much more. ⚛️ #Physics
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June 24, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Our June issue has been out for a little while now, but it features three papers about quasicrystals, a Review on how plasma-based accelerators can be used for positrons, tales of student interactions with LLMs, and much more. ⚛️ #Physics
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Our April issue is live! www.nature.com/nphys/volume...
This month we consider the gender breakdown of authorship in Nature Physics, visualise how cells move in feeding currents, and highlight our first physics education research paper.
This month we consider the gender breakdown of authorship in Nature Physics, visualise how cells move in feeding currents, and highlight our first physics education research paper.
April 17, 2025 at 9:13 AM
Our April issue is live! www.nature.com/nphys/volume...
This month we consider the gender breakdown of authorship in Nature Physics, visualise how cells move in feeding currents, and highlight our first physics education research paper.
This month we consider the gender breakdown of authorship in Nature Physics, visualise how cells move in feeding currents, and highlight our first physics education research paper.
Our March issue is live!
We learn how thermal excitations can control polar structures, feature a Perspective on higher-order networks, and consider the progress towards parity for women in physics.
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We learn how thermal excitations can control polar structures, feature a Perspective on higher-order networks, and consider the progress towards parity for women in physics.
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March 18, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Our March issue is live!
We learn how thermal excitations can control polar structures, feature a Perspective on higher-order networks, and consider the progress towards parity for women in physics.
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We learn how thermal excitations can control polar structures, feature a Perspective on higher-order networks, and consider the progress towards parity for women in physics.
www.nature.com/nphys/volume...
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Our January issue is now out. #Physics
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In it we feature unconventional superconductors, quantum simulation, plasma physics, cold atoms, batteries, spin ice, and much more.
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In it we feature unconventional superconductors, quantum simulation, plasma physics, cold atoms, batteries, spin ice, and much more.
January 20, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Our January issue is now out. #Physics
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In it we feature unconventional superconductors, quantum simulation, plasma physics, cold atoms, batteries, spin ice, and much more.
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In it we feature unconventional superconductors, quantum simulation, plasma physics, cold atoms, batteries, spin ice, and much more.