Physicists have devised a way to combine an atomic magnetometer with a gyroscope, using a pulsed laser system and a simple mixture of gases. The new technique will not only be a radical improvement for precision measurements of rotation, but has the potential to be a powerful tool in the search for exotic physics, such as dark matter. The significance of the new device stems from its ability to measure rotation and magnetic...
Physicists have devised a way to combine an atomic magnetometer with a gyroscope, using a pulsed laser system and a simple mixture of gases. The...
Two physicists from the Research School of Physics (RSPhys) have received major recognition from the Australian Academy of Science. Distinguished...
A random conversation between physicists from different areas has led to a new ultrasensitive device to search for dark matter. The device is inspired...
As Dr Dominik Koll was investigating a new method of radio-dating ancient samples, he stumbled across evidence of a major event in the Earth’s...
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