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- Progress in Physics
- Uniaxial strain as an efficient way to decouple intertwined degrees of freedom in high-temperature cuprate superconductors (93)
- Exotic quantum phases in new kagome materials (92)
- “Doing less, does it faster” - Using Compressive Sensing and Parallel Spectroscopy for Fast Quantum Materials Discovery (91)
- Quantum simulation with atoms and photons (90)
- Hydrodynamics of fish swimming and mechanical regulation of regeneration (89)
- Photoemission from Solids (88)
- X-ray Lasers using a Plasma Medium: Tabletop Beams Got Brighter than Synchrotrons (87)
- Intriguing results at the LHCb experiment: the flavour anomalies strengthen (86)
- Magnetic vortices: into the third dimension (85)
- AMS-02, the Cosmic Ray Observatory - 10 Years on the International Space Station (84)
- Gravitational waves: an update (83)
- Taming light at the nanoscale with DNA (82)
- Superconductivity – Current State, Records, and new Frontiers (81)
- Advanced Niobium-Tin superconductors for the Future Circular Collider (80)
- Towards multiferroelectricity from frustrated magnetic order at room temperature (79)
- Fitting a motor into a 1 nm3 cube (78)
- Focal Molography – an optical method for label-free detection of biomolecular interactions (77)
- Atomic buckling in silicene determined with sub-Ångstrom precision by atomic force microscopy (76)
- Novel reactor concepts: Asset in a future de-carbonized energy mix? (75)
- What physics in Switzerland is doing to meet the COVID-19 challenge (74)
- Magnetic Skyrmions: From Fundamental Physics to Topological Electronics (73)
- Ultrathin Layers – Big Effect: Functional Coatings by Plasma Polymerization (72)
- New magnetic two-dimensional semiconducting layered materials for spintronic applications (71)
- Chiral twist in mesoscopic magnetic systems (70)
- It’s All in the Shape: Triangularity on TCV (69)
- Physics Education Research - An Applied Science (68)
- Philosophy of physics – what is it and why is it worthwhile to study it? (67)
- The attosecond science of solids (66)
- A milestone in the further development of the International System of Units (65)
- Cold molecules: techniques and applications (64)
- The challenge of long-distance quantum communication: From quantum repeaters to a quantum internet. (63)
- Lepton Flavor Universality violations: a new challenge in fundamental physics (62)
- Two-post wave slaloming at a cut-off and a resonance, or how to access and heat "overdense" plasmas using two successive mode conversions (61)
- Quantum Computing: From Basic Science to Applications (60)
- Investigating oxide heterostructures: Towards new materials with tailored electronic properties (59)
- The SwissFEL X-ray Laser (58)
- Topological mechanics: Topology’s route to applications? (57)
- The B0 -> K*(892) µ+µ- anomaly and the flavour jigsaw puzzle (56)
- Upgrading the TCV tokamak to get closer to fusion reactor conditions (55)
- Exploring enantioselective processes on intrinsically chiral metal surfaces (54)
- The physics of data centers – beyond the transistor node (53)
- Seeing quantum superpositions (52)
- Will ultracold neutrons reveal their electric dipole moment? (51)
- Formation of rogue waves under forcing fields (50)
- Cantilever based Biophysics (49)
- Microstructured crystals of correlated electron systems (48)
- Heating and current drive of fusion plasma by electron cyclotron wave: the technological challenges. (47)
- Rosetta - a journey back to our origin (46)
- Uniaxial Stress in GaAs Nanowires Reveals an Unprecedented Light Emission Tunability and Novel Bandstructure Transitions (45)
- Spontaneous Helical Order of Electron and Nuclear Spins in a Luttinger Liquid (44)
- Extended-focus optical-coherence microscopy – seeing the brain at work (43)
- Exotic States at the Edge: Majorana Fermions and Parafermions (42)
- Electron Cyclotron Masers: from plasma physics to NMR spectroscopy applications (41)
- Crystallography at SLS, SINQ and SNBL (40)
- Bloch meets Alzheimer (39)
- IceCube pushes neutrinos to the forefront of astronomy (38)
- Molecular Lego: Bottom-up Fabrication of Atomically Precise Graphene Nanostructures (37)
- Modern Techniques in Radiation Oncology (36)
- A snowflake in a million degree plasma (35)
- On the development of physically-based regional climate modelling (34)
- Outreach: Can Physics Cross Boundaries ? (33)
- New probes for condensed matter research at the Paul Scherrer Institute (32)
- Past and Present Challenges in Nuclear Astrophysics (31)
- New heavy boson discovered by the LHC experiments (30)
- Understanding exchange bias in thin films (29)
- SATW Forum "Advanced Optoceramics" (28)
- Brownian Motion beyond Einstein (27)
- Improving energy confinement in fusion plasmas by plasma shaping and current profile tailoring in the TCV tokamak (26)
- Quantized sound emission by atomic nano-bubbles in condensed helium (25)
- First Results from the Large Hadron Collider (24)
- Graphene on Close-Packed Metal Surfaces – Long-range Order and Band Gap Engineering (23)
- Measuring Sustainability of Electricity Supply Technologies (22)
- Cold atoms image microwave fields (21)
- Muonic hydrogen and the proton radius puzzle (20)
- 3D Nanofabrication using heated probes (19)
- Strongly correlated photons (18)
- Spintronics without Magnetism ? (17)
- DIRAC Experiment at CERN (16)
- What we learned about the Proton from HERA (15)
- Mapping the Electronic Surface Potential of Nanostructured Surfaces (14)
- Wave-particle duality of light for the classroom (13)
- Molecular Junctions based on Aromatic Coupling (12)
- Terahertz Polaritonics (11)
- Magnetically driven Multiferroics (10)
- Looking for new phases of matter in frustrated magnets (9)
- The physics of turbulent structures and blobs in magnetically confined plasmas (8)
- Time, Frequency and Atomic Clocks (7)
- Science Opportunities at the Proposed PSI-XFEL (6)
- Electronic Structure of Quasicrystals (5)
- Mirror Matter – Experimental Search for Neutron to Mirror Neutron Oscillations (4)
- Optical terminals for data communication in space (3)
- Discovery of the first exoplanet in the habitable zone (2)
- The Pleasures on the Road to a Quantum Computer (1)
- Physics Anecdotes and Personal Recollections
- Erinnerungen an die Villa Vesta in Zürich 1963 – 1970 (25)
- Datenverschlüsselung: Von Bürgis Logarithmus zur digitalen Enigma (24)
- Multifunctional Optics (23)
- Die Gründung des Paul Scherrer Instituts (22)
- The Dublin-Zürich Connection (21)
- Leonardo daVinci und die Uhren (20)
- Tandem Van de Graaff accelerators (18 + 19)
- IBM Research - Zurich, a Success Story (17)
- Hans Zincke-Sommer (1837-1922) / Physiker und Komponist (16)
- Neues zum Verhältnis von Werner Heisenberg und Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker? (15)
- Rheticus – der erste Kopernikaner (14)
- Rolf Wideröe und das Betatron (13)
- Werdegang der industriellen Optikentwicklung in Heerbrugg: Vom Strahlen berechnenden Damenkollektiv zur Auswertung kollektiver Strahldaten (12)
- Konrad Zuse and Switzerland (11)
- Zeitzeugen: "Erinnerungen an meine Studienzeit" (10)
- A portrait of Stueckelberg as a young man (9)
- Die drahtlose Telegraphie - die Einführung des Schwingkreises - Ferdinand Braun (8)
- Pour marquer le centenaire de la mort du physicien valaisan Walther Ritz (7)
- Zwei Pioniere auf dem Gebiet "Kosmische Strahlung" (6)
- Jost Bürgi erfand nicht nur die Sekunde (5)
- 50th anniversary of Wolfgang Pauli's death (4)
- Charles Eugène Guye et la relativité (3)
- Euler and the fiasco at Sanssouci (2)
- Wild-Einstein relation discovered newly (1)
- Physics and Society
- Secure Supply of Electricity to Switzerland: Need for Adaptation (28)
- Strategic importance of dialogue between science and society (27)
- Let’s Talk About Open Science (26)
- Wechselspiele der Welterklärung - Das neue Weltbild der Physik und seine Rezeption in der modernen Literatur (25)
- Women physicists in Switzerland (24)
- Some Ethical Questions in Particle Physics (23)
- Kern- und erneuerbare Energien (22)
- Regenerative Energien (21)
- Big Science – Assessing Collaborative and Individual Merits (20)
- Energieträume (19)
- L'énergie du soleil sous toutes ses formes (18)
- Energiepolitik, wo ist die Stimme der Physiker? (17)
- Challenges for the Global and Swiss Energy Sector (16)
- Deutsch muss Wissenschaftssprache bleiben! (15)
- Quand la Physique rejoint le Sport (14)
- Physiker als Innovatoren in der Industrie (13)
- Wie die Schweiz eine Industrienation bleiben kann (12)
- "Lead-User-Workshops" für effizientes Innovations- & Produktvarianten- management (11)
- Nationale Förderinitiativen zur Stärkung des Wissenstransfers zwischen Hochschule und Industrie (10)
- "Balanced Engineering" für MINT-Fachkräfte in der Industrie (9)
- Der Fall "Debye" (8)
- Mehr Ingenieure und Naturwissenschaftler gesucht (7)
- Physikalische Ansätze im Leistungssport (6)
- Die Rolle der Mittelschulen in der Nachwuchspflege (5)
- The IDEA League (4)
- Worin liegt der eigentliche Vorteil der alten Sprachen ? (3)
- Promotion of Young Physicists (2)
- Mehr Einsteins ! (1)
- History and Philosophy of Physics
- Machine learning in physics – philosophical perspectives on new tools (30)
- Notker der Deutsche in der Stiftsbibliothek (29)
- 100 Years ago: Nobelprize in Physics awarded to Albert Einstein (28)
- Science and politics in the times of COVID-19 (27)
- On Lemaître’s inhomogeneous cosmological model of 1933 and its recent revival (26)
- Kosmos in der Kammer – Ausstellung zur Kosmographie des 16. Jahrhunderts in der Zentralbibliothek Zürich (25)
- Hermann Weyl’s Space-Time Geometry and the Origin of Gauge Theory 100 Years ago (24)
- Joseph Fourier and Sadi Carnot: a counterpoint in 19th century study of heat (22)
- SOHO – the ESA / NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (21/23)
- What states are: an appraisal from recent history (20)
- Fundamental research for the development of gravitational wave detectors in Germany (19)
- An EPS Historic Sites Award celebrating two Genevan physicists (18)
- Einstein in 1916: “On the Quantum Theory of Radiation” (17)
- Biography of an idea: the case of gravitational lensing (16)
- Born's outstanding role in the formulation of Quantum Mechanics (15)
- Recollections of Max Born (14)
- Vladimir Fock and the defense of modern theories in Soviet Union (13)
- Celebrating hundred-fifty years of Maxwell's equations: a historical perspective (12)
- 1946 - 1960: Une période difficile pour la physique genevoise (11)
- History of Crystallography in Switzerland (10)
- Le modèle atomique de Bohr: origines, contexte et postérité (9)
- On the Einstein-Grossmann Collaboration 100 Years ago (8)
- Des décisions politiques aux conséquences scientifiques: La stratégie des augmentations d’énergie dans les dernières années du LEP (7)
- Fritz Zwicky: An Extraordinary Astrophysicist (6)
- Albert Gockel: from atmospheric electricity to cosmic radiation (5)
- From Static to Expanding Models of the Universe (4)
- Which physics for a new institute? (3)
- Walter Ritz, the revolutionary classical physicist (2)
- Arthur Schidlof, un pionnier de la physique théorique suisse (1)
- Various Articles
- Muddling through: How to tackle problems we don’t understand
- Getting close to the Sun: A space mission on a journey of discovery
- Artificial intelligence for accelerating material science research and development
- Future CO2-neutral Swiss Energy Economy
- SATW Technology Outlook 2021
- Stellarium Gornergrat – A Swiss Robotic Observatory for Education and Citizen Science
- How dangerous is the non-ionizing radiation used in mobile communication?
- Cryo Electron Microscopy reaches atomic resolution for the 3D structure of proteins
- Cyberphysical Systems and Autonomous Mobility
- Cosmic Rays at the 42nd Hot-Air Balloon Festival in Château-d’Oex
- Planck and the Extraterrestrials or what the new SI means for astronomy
- 30 Years of PSI: Evolving into a User Lab
- The physics of the greenhouse effect
- La cosmologie et la relativité générale par les mathématiques et la physique du lycée
- Thinking about Space and Time: 100 Years of Applying and Interpreting General Relativity
- Why should you be interested in Thorium Power?
- Europas neuer Röntgenlaser - Der European XFEL erzeugt das brillanteste Röntgenlaserlicht der Welt
- The March for Science, Geneva 22 April 2017
- Musée de la Physique de Lausanne
- "Intelligent" Image Sensors
- LISA Pathfinder: first results
- Une petite maison de Nuit ou une mise en lumiere de la villa « Le Lac » Le Corbusier
- European Energy Policy and Global Reduction of CO<sub>2</sub> emissions: Towards an effective sustainable electricity production in Europe
- Martin Hairer got the Fields Medal for his study of the KPZ equation
- Die Internationale Hochalpine Forschungsstation auf Jungfraujoch
- Structural MEMS Testing
- Goodbye Herschel
- First result from the AMS experiment
- Die Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Logik und Philosophie der Wissenschaften und die Turing-Tagung 2012
- Photonics in Switzerland
- Über den Einfluss des Lichtes auf den Menschen
- The legacy of Martin Gutzwiller
- The New International System of Units based on Fundamental Constants
- Fields Medal 2010 for Stanislav Smirnov, University of Geneva
- 550 Jahre Universität Basel - Geschichte des Departements Physik
- Heating with mini-cogeneration systems and its potential for the electric energy generation in Switzerland
- 50 Years of Laser Innovations: Particle Acceleration through Intense Lasers
- Der Weg in die Exaflops-Ära
- Switzerland and Space Sciences: an over 40 years old success story
- The Large Hadron Collider at CERN: Entering a new era in Particle Physics
- Physics of bicycle riding
- The Herschel Space Observatory
- Strong accomplishment with weak force...
- Milestones in Physics
- Higgs Physics (25)
- Development of Laser-based Diagnostics for Magnetic-confinement Devices at CRPP Lausanne (1960s - 1990s) (24)
- Origin of the Elements (22+23)
- Philip W. Anderson, a pioneer in modern condensed matter physics (21)
- The CERN 25 GeV Proton Synchrotron - The backbone of CERN celebrated its 60th Anniversary (20)
- Laser Research in Bern (19)
- High Tc Superfluidity in a Crystalline Surrounding (18)
- On the Evolution of Black Hole Physics (17)
- Die CP-Verletzung im Standard Modell (16)
- New Materials: Symmetries, Dimensions, Structural Order and Disorder in Solids (15)
- The centennial of Richard P. Feynman (14)
- Ground States of Metals (13)
- Stephen Hawking (12)
- A Swiss physicist’s contributions to European science policy (11)
- From the Quark Model to the Standard Model (10)
- The Long Search for Unconventional Superconductivity (9)
- Der Weg zur Hoch-Temperatur Supraleitung (8)
- De l’évolution de l’interprétation en physique quantique... (7)
- Liquid Crystals, LCDs and Optical Alignment of Molecules (6)
- Die ersten Jahre nach der Entdeckung des Quanten-Hall-Effekts (5)
- PSI's High Intensity Proton Accelerator - A Versatile Facility Celebrates its 40th Anniversary (4)
- Heterodyne Interferometry (3)
- The fall of parity (2)
- Heretical Ideas that Provided the Cornerstone for the Standard Model of Particle Physics (1)
- Physicists in Industry
- Physics at Work in Industry (14)
- "A good sense for physics" (13)
- Startups – From great physics to innovative products (12)
- Interview with Daniel Borel, Co-Founder of Logitech International S.A. (11)
- Preventing catastrophe with physics (10)
- Switzerland Innovation: One Innovation Park at Five Sites (9)
- "Surfing the Nanoscale with Dr. Nikola Pascher" (8)
- Physics as Driver of Innovation (7)
- History of Accelerator Technology at Dornier GmbH (6)
- A Useful SW Tool for Thermal Estimations in Optics (5)
- Motors, Mars and Mobility (4)
- Physics Career between curiosity driven research and leading edge applications: Reto Holzner (IMES Management AG) (3)
- Optical Space Communication: Information Transfer from Point to Point - Reinhard H. Czichy (Synopta GmbH, St. Gallen) (2)
- Iain A. Neil: Physicist and Optical Designer (1)
- Nobel Prizes
- Nobel Prize in Physics 2022 and Sakurai Prize 2023
- Nobel Prize in Physics 2021
- Nobel Prize in Physics 2020
- Laureates of the Physics Nobel Prize 2019
- Nobel Award 2018 in Physics
- 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics
- 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
- The Nobel Prize in Physics 2016
- Small machines with great potential - The Chemistry Nobel Prize 2016
- The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics
- The Nobel Prize in Physics 2014: a journey in the world of solid state lighting
- The 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics
- Controlling the quantum - the Nobel Prize in Physics 2012
- The 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics
- Physik Nobelpreis 2010
- Der Nobelpreis 2009 geht an einen Pionier der Glasfaseroptik
- Fields Medaillen
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- Obsessed by a Dream: The Physicist Rolf Widerøe – A Giant in the History of Accelerators
- Particles, fields, space-time: From Thomson's electron to Higgs' boson
- Big Bang
- Debatten zur Kulturgeschichte der Physik
- Des Etoiles aux Etats, Manifeste pour la gouvernance à l’écoute de la science
- Le minimum théorique...
- Comprendre la physique
- Die nukleare Entsorgung in der Schweiz 1945-2006
- Rheticus – Wegbereiter der Neuzeit. Eine Würdigung.
- La Face Cachée de la Lune: La Science et les Coïncidences
- Arnold Sommerfeld
- Jost Bürgi, Kepler und der Kaiser
- Das Schweizerische Institut für Nuklearforschung
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