A(z) Physics World csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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The curious history of Nobel prizes: from lighthouses to gravitational waves 47:09

15h ago47:09

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Next week, the winners of the 2025 Nobel Prize for Physics will be revealed. In the run-up to the announcement I’m joined in this podcast by my colleague Matin Durrani, who has surveyed the last quarter century of Nobel prizes and picked his top five physics prizes of the 21st century – so far. We also look back to two early Nobel prizes, which wer…

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Training for the stars: Rosemary Coogan on becoming an astronaut 30:48

10d ago30:48

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In this episode of the Physics World Stories podcast, Rosemary Coogan offers a glimpse into life as one of the European Space Agency’s newest astronauts. Selected as part of ESA’s 2022 cohort, she received astronaut certification in 2024, and is now in line to visit the International Space Station within the next five years. One day, she may even w…

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Imagining alien worlds: we explore the science and fiction of exoplanets 42:04

8d ago42:04

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In the past three decades astronomers have discovered more than 6000 exoplanets – planets that orbit stars other than the Sun. Many of these exoplanets are very unlike the eight planets of the solar system, making it clear that the cosmos contains a rich and varied array of alien worlds. Weird and wonderful planets are also firmly entrenched in the…

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Peer review in the age of artificial intelligence 28:22

15d ago28:22

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It is Peer Review Week and the theme for 2025 is “Rethinking Peer Review in the AI Era”. This is not surprising given the rapid rise in the use and capabilities of artificial intelligence. However, views on AI are deeply polarized for reasons that span its legality, efficacy and even its morality. A recent survey done by IOP Publishing – the scient…

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Juno: the spacecraft that is revolutionizing our understanding of Jupiter 36:22

22d ago36:22

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features Scott Bolton, who is principal investigator on NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter. Launched in 2011, the mission has delivered important insights into the nature of the gas-giant planet. In this conversation with Physics World’s Margaret Harris, Bolton explains how Juno continues to change our u…

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Artificial intelligence predicts future directions in quantum science 36:59

29d ago36:59

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Can artificial intelligence predict future research directions in quantum science? Listen to this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast to discover what is already possible. My guests are Mario Krenn – who heads the Artificial Scientist Lab at Germany’s Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light – and Felix Frohnert, who is doing a PhD on …

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From a laser lab to The Economist: physicist Jason Palmer on his move to journalism 41:10

1M ago41:10

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My guest in this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast is the journalist Jason Palmer, who co-hosts “The Intelligence” podcast at The Economist. Palmer did a PhD in chemical physics at Imperial College London before turning his hand to science writing with stints at the BBC and New Scientist. He explains how he made the transition from the la…

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Cosmic chemistry: Ewine van Dishoeck shares her zeal for astrochemistry 36:07

1M ago36:07

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This episode features a wide-ranging interview with the astrochemist Ewine van Dishoeck, who is professor emeritus of molecular astrophysics at Leiden Observatory in the Netherlands. In 2018 she was awarded The Kavli Prize in Astrophysics and in this podcast she talks about her passion for astrochemistry and how her research combines astronomy, ast…

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Overlooked pioneers from quantum history 51:32

1M ago51:32

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In the folklore of physics, the origins of quantum mechanics are often told as the story of a handful of brilliant young men, trading ideas in lecture halls and cafes. The German term Knabenphysik – “boys’ physics” – helped cement that image, and its gender bias went largely unchallenged for decades. The latest Physics World Stories podcast, hosted…

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Building a quantum powerhouse in the US Midwest 47:53

2M ago47:53

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In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast I am in conversation two physicists who are leading lights in the quantum science and technology community in the US state of Illinois. They are Preeti Chalsani who is chief quantum officer at Intersect Illinois, and David Awschalom who is director of Q-NEXT. As well as being home to Chicago, the …

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Building a career from a passion for science communication 38:13

2M ago38:13

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features an interview with Kirsty McGhee, who is a scientific writer at the quantum-software company Qruise. It is the second episode in our two-part miniseries on careers for physicists. While she was doing a PhD in condensed matter physics, McGhee joined Physics World’s Student Contributors Network…

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Third age careers for physicists: writing and the arts beckon 45:40

2M ago45:40

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Many of us will have careers with three distinct eras: education, work and retirement. While the first two tend to be regimented, the third age offers the possibility of pursuing a wide range of interests. Our guest in this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast is the retired particle physicist Michael Albrow, who is scientist emeritus at Fer…

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From rabbits and foxes to the human gut microbiome, physics is helping us understand the natural world 40:28

2M ago40:28

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast is a conversation with two physicists, Ada Altieri and Silvia De Monte, who are using their expertise in statistical physics to understand the behaviour of ecological communities. A century ago, pioneering scientists such as Alfred Lotka and Vito Volterra showed that statistical physics techniques co…

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Entangled expressions: where quantum science and art come together 56:30

2M ago56:30

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What happens when you put a visual artist in the middle of a quantum physics lab? This month’s Physics World Stories podcast explores that very question, as host Andrew Glester dives into the artist-in-residence programme at the Yale Quantum Institute in the US. "Serena Scapagnini, 2025. (Credit: Filippo Silvestris)"Serena Scapagnini, 2025. (Credit…

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Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center takes a multidisciplinary approach to developing quantum materials and technologies 39:02

3M ago39:02

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features Travis Humble, who is director of the Quantum Science Center at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Located in the US state of Tennessee, Oak Ridge is run by the US Department of Energy (DOE). The Quantum Science Center links Oak Ridge with other US national labs, universities and companies. Humb…

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Inside ATLAS: Sara Alderweireldt explains how the CERN experiment homes in on new physics 19:06

3M ago19:06

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This podcast features an interview with Sara Alderweireldt, who is a physicist working on the ATLAS experiment at CERN – the world-famous physics lab that straddles the Swiss-French border and is home to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Based at the UK’s University of Edinburgh, Alderweireldt is in conversation with Physics World’s Margaret Harris …

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Making science careers more accessible to people with disabilities 32:33

3M ago32:33

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According to a recent white paper from the UK’s National Association of Disabled Staff Networks, 22% of working-age people in the UK have a disability compared to less than 7% of people working in science. At the upper echelons of science, only 4% of senior academic positions are filled with people with disabilities and just 1% of research grant ap…

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Reversible computing could help solve AI’s looming energy crisis 27:03

3M ago27:03

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features Hannah Earley, a mathematician and physicist who is chief technical officer and co-founder of Vaire Computing. The company is developing hardware for reversible computing, a paradigm with the potential to reduce significantly the energy required to do computations – which could be a boon for…

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The curious history of Nobel prizes: from lighthouses to gravitational waves 47:09

1
Training for the stars: Rosemary Coogan on becoming an astronaut 30:48

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Imagining alien worlds: we explore the science and fiction of exoplanets 42:04

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Peer review in the age of artificial intelligence 28:22

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Juno: the spacecraft that is revolutionizing our understanding of Jupiter 36:22

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Artificial intelligence predicts future directions in quantum science 36:59

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From a laser lab to The Economist: physicist Jason Palmer on his move to journalism 41:10

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Cosmic chemistry: Ewine van Dishoeck shares her zeal for astrochemistry 36:07

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Overlooked pioneers from quantum history 51:32

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Building a quantum powerhouse in the US Midwest 47:53

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Building a career from a passion for science communication 38:13

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Third age careers for physicists: writing and the arts beckon 45:40

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From rabbits and foxes to the human gut microbiome, physics is helping us understand the natural world 40:28

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Entangled expressions: where quantum science and art come together 56:30

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Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center takes a multidisciplinary approach to developing quantum materials and technologies 39:02

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Inside ATLAS: Sara Alderweireldt explains how the CERN experiment homes in on new physics 19:06

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Making science careers more accessible to people with disabilities 32:33

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Reversible computing could help solve AI’s looming energy crisis 27:03

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