PhD Student Aditya Babu wants to revisit one of the earliest puzzles of nuclear physics: why are some nuclei more stable than others? And every nuclear physicist knows it’s to do with magic. One of the earliest breakthroughs in this area was by trailblazing nuclear physicist Maria Goeppert Mayer, in 1948. She was studying especially stable nuclei that contain protons and/or neutrons (aka nucleons) in specific numbers,...
PhD Student Aditya Babu wants to revisit one of the earliest puzzles of nuclear physics: why are some nuclei more stable than others? And every...
Up above the protection of the earth's atmosphere and magnetic field, satellites face a lot of radiation in space. A single cosmic ray hitting...
A new approach to creating materials that interact selectively with different twists in light, known as chiral responses, greatly simplifies...
ANU has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Fujitsu, bringing new opportunities for quantum computing research and teaching. The agreement...
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