Nature Physics
Nature Physics
Water’s role in regulating muscle contraction speed
Muscle fibers exhibit active hydraulics and unique elasticity.
Moving objects precisely using only soundwaves
Soundwaves can be a powerful alternative in the manipulation of microscopic particles.
Softer proteins can cross into the nucleus quickerÂ
A fundamental discovery that the mechanics of a protein control its entry into the cell’s nucleus.
Understanding how cracks propagate in brittle solids
A rare glimpse into three-dimensional crack formation in brittle solids.
Josephson harmonics describe quantum bits more precisely
Josephson tunnel junctions are more complex than previously thought.
Measuring and controlling interactions between magnetic ripples
Toward ultrafast magnetism-based computers.
Scientists discovered new channels to excite magnetic waves with terahertz light
New insights into the ultrafast control of magnetic materials.
Robust enough: Newly developed time crystal could live a million times longer
An extremely interesting phenomenon.
Scientists discovered a first-of-its-kind 3D crystalline metal
Rice scientists pull off quantum coup.
Researchers discovered high-order skyrmions and antiskyrmions
Study opens up new paradigm in skyrmionics research.
False vacuum decay: New research sheds light on the phenomenon
First experimental evidence of vacuum decay.
An abrupt change in quantum behavior defies current theories of superconductivity
Surprising quantum phenomena.