Dr Maryna Bilokur took out the prize at the inaugural Life as Postdoc in STEM competition, with a talk journaling her postdoc journey with the metaphor of surfing waves of enormous size, at times feeling isolated and on the verge of a massive wipe-out.
“I hope you haven’t felt this way,”...
In the latest episode of MegaVolts we talk about fusion and when it fails.
It’s a grey area – sometimes colliding nuclei miss, sometimes they bounce and sometimes they stick for a little while, dance around each other and then go their separate ways, both somehow changed forever…
Getting...
It’s a challenge to see into the ground, but high resolution gravity measurements could be a way to reveal underground structures – caves, tunnels or even water bodies.
Physicists from the Department of Quantum Sciences and Technology tried out this hypothesis at Wee Jasper, near Canberra,...
The heart of future quantum devices could be lit up by arrays of tiny glow-sticks, developed by ANU physicists.
A group from the Department of Electronic Materials Engineering (EME) manufactured an array of tens of thousands of indium phosphide nanowires and made them glow by incorporating single quantum...
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