Annual Index
DOI: 10.1063/PT.3.3800
Subject Index
Accelerators
See
Acoustics
Pitch sharpening in woodwinds (UP) FEB 24
Bats’ ears may solve an evolutionary puzzle (UP) MAR 22
Hearing from you (ED) APR 8
From sound to meaning, E. B. Myers (ART) APR 34
Imaging cancer with photoacoustic radar, A. Mandelis (ART) MAY 42
Infants note the notes, B. K. Lau, M. Ng (QS) JUL 78
A seismic hydrophone array in a tube (BS) JUL 80
Cochlear implants and electronic hearing, M. Svirsky (ART) AUG 52
Specialized vocal organs give some birds their unique songs (UP) OCT 29
Acoustic levitation widens the study of droplet jetting (SD) NOV 18
Arms control
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Asia
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Astrophysics and cosmology
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Neutron starlight gets QED-fueled polarization boost (UP) JAN 22
A neutron star, not a black hole (UP) JAN 23
Superluminous event may lose supernova status (UP) FEB 23
The space weather on the closest Earth-like exoplanet (UP) FEB 24
Fates of two big radio dishes hang in the balance (IE) FEB 26
Testing theories of modified gravity (UP) MAR 21
A fast radio burst’s extragalactic home (UP) MAR 22
Where are they? M. Livio, J. Silk (ART) MAR 50
The strange star discovered by Planet Hunters, B. E. Schaefer (ART) MAR 82
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
A gravitational-lensing measurement of the Hubble constant (UP) APR 24
Supernovae, supercomputers, and galactic evolution, P. F. Hopkins (QS) APR 70
Magnetic monopole search, past and present, A. S. Goldhaber ; K. Frankel ; C. Harrison ; A. Rajantie (FOR) JUN 12
LIGO backstory delights and displeases, J. M. Pasachoff (FOR) JUN 14
How stars visit the solar neighborhood (UP) JUN 24
Hobby–Eberly Telescope eyes sky with new capabilities (IE) JUN 36
Hidden worlds of fundamental particles, D. Curtin, R. Sundrum (ART) JUN 46
Commentary: How killer black holes saved astronomy, J. Ribaudo (FOR) JUL 10
Proton–proton collisions prove stranger than expected (SD) JUL 21
Pulsar timing arrays are poised to reveal gravitational waves (IE) JUL 26
Commentary: The eclipse of a generation, A. Speck (FOR) AUG 10
Weighing a star with light (UP) AUG 24
Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? J. B. Zirker, O. Engvold (ART) AUG 36
Galactic census reaffirms standard model of cosmology (UP) SEP 22
What causes the Sun’s plasma jets? (UP) SEP 23
Difficult decisions (ED) OCT 8
Throwing icebergs at white dwarfs (UP) OCT 30
They may not be out there, H. Smith (FOR) NOV 13
Evaluating the habitability of exomoons (UP) NOV 22
Weiss, Barish, and Thorne share 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics (SD) DEC 16
Two kinds of waves from a neutron-star smashup (SD) DEC 19
Baryon acoustic oscillations: A cosmological ruler, W. J. Percival (ART) DEC 32
Discovering Earth’s radiation belts, D. N. Baker, M. I. Panasyuk (ART) DEC 46
Trigonometry for the heavens, G. Van Brummelen (QS) DEC 70
Atmospheric science
See also
Carl-Gustaf Rossby: Theorist, institution builder, bon vivant, J. R. Fleming (ART) JAN 50
The space weather on the closest Earth-like exoplanet (UP) FEB 24
How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? J. P. Bassi (ART) FEB 36
Why the ocean’s carbon sink has gotten stronger (SD) APR 21
The upper atmosphere’s natural thermostat (UP) APR 23
Rising heat content of Earth’s oceans (UP) MAY 23
International Cloud Atlas (BS) MAY 76
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Climate change scenarios and risks, M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Calling computers names in Swedish, J. Carlsson ; J. R. Fleming (FOR) NOV 14
Ancient clues help quantify modern methane (SD) NOV 16
Ships cause their own stormy seas (SD) NOV 20
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
Ship tracks (BS) NOV 80
Atomic physics
See also
Antihydrogen gives way to spectroscopic study (SD) FEB 16
Magnetic trap snares methyl radicals (SD) APR 18
Helium compound may form under pressure (UP) APR 23
A step toward deciphering auroras (UP) MAY 22
Carving out entanglement (UP) JUL 25
Quantum computing with neutral atoms, D. S. Weiss, M. Saffman (ART) JUL 44
Quantum gases cooled to long-range antiferromagnetic order (SD) AUG 17
Trapping molecules for quantum chemistry, M. G. Raizen (FOR) DEC 12
Biography and personalities
See also
Carl-Gustaf Rossby: Theorist, institution builder, bon vivant, J. R. Fleming (ART) JAN 50
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
Standing on their shoulders, A. R. Hoffman ; R. Ö. Akyüz (FOR) MAY 13
Gathering the human stories of science, G. A. Good (QS) MAY 74
Clippers, yachts, and the false promise of the wave line, L. D. Ferreiro, A. Pollara (ART) JUL 52
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
First physicist in Congress dies (IE) OCT 38
Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts, V. Ialenti (ART) OCT 48; correction DEC 15
Calling computers names in Swedish, J. Carlsson ; J. R. Fleming (FOR) NOV 14
In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz, A. Y. Grosberg, B. Halperin, J. Singleton (ART) NOV 44
Biological physics
See also
Electron microscopy gets a multicolor makeover (SD) JAN 14
Bats’ ears may solve an evolutionary puzzle (UP) MAR 22
The laws of life, C. S. Cockell (ART) MAR 42
Where are they? M. Livio, J. Silk (ART) MAR 50
Biological eigenstrokes (BS) MAR 84
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
From sound to meaning, E. B. Myers (ART) APR 34
Force spectroscopy unveils hidden protein-folding states (SD) MAY 16
Sea turtles don’t just go with the flow (UP) MAY 22
Frog fluorescence (UP) MAY 23
The power of imaging with phase, not power, G. Popescu (ART) MAY 34
Biological tissue can behave like a liquid crystal (SD) JUN 19
The ocellated lizard is a computer game come to life (UP) JUN 25
Cold periods accelerate evolution (UP) JUN 25
Limits and progress (ED) JUL 8; correction AUG 13
Coral isotopes track the rise of anthropogenic nitrogen (SD) JUL 19
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
Infants note the notes, B. K. Lau, M. Ng (QS) JUL 78
Spider dragline silk’s surprising twist (UP) AUG 23
Cochlear implants and electronic hearing, M. Svirsky (ART) AUG 52
Resolving smaller molecules with cryo-EM (UP) SEP 22
The emergent physics of animal locomotion, S. Sponberg (ART) SEP 34
Microscopy without lenses, E. McLeod, A. Ozcan (ART) SEP 50
How squid build their graded-index spherical lenses (SD) OCT 26
Specialized vocal organs give some birds their unique songs (UP) OCT 29
Apple seismology, K. van Wijk, S. Hitchman (QS) OCT 94
They may not be out there, H. Smith (FOR) NOV 13
In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz, A. Y. Grosberg, B. Halperin, J. Singleton (ART) NOV 44
Da Vinci’s observations of soaring birds, P. L. Richardson (QS) NOV 78
A universal human constant? I. S. Hammerman (FOR) DEC 14
Cryoelectron microscopy pioneers win chemistry Nobel (SD) DEC 22
Fluid dynamics explains ancient organism behavior (UP) DEC 25
Books
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Bose–Einstein condensation
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Budgets
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Careers
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Chaos
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Chemical and molecular physics
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Electron microscopy gets a multicolor makeover (SD) JAN 14
Wearable transistor can heal its own wounds (UP) JAN 22
Supercooled water survives in no-man’s-land (SD) FEB 18
Diamonds from the deep (BS) FEB 80
Polymer-based transistors bring fully stretchable devices within reach (SD) MAR 14
The laws of life, C. S. Cockell (ART) MAR 42
Footnote on femtochemistry, Y. Gan (FOR) APR 14
Magnetic trap snares methyl radicals (SD) APR 18
The upper atmosphere’s natural thermostat (UP) APR 23
Helium compound may form under pressure (UP) APR 23
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
Force spectroscopy unveils hidden protein-folding states (SD) MAY 16
Forging a carbon nanobelt (UP) JUN 26
Breakthrough battery hinged on funding from program in Trump’s crosshairs (IE) JUN 34
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Phase-sensitive surface spectroscopy, simplified (UP) OCT 30
Ancient clues help quantify modern methane (SD) NOV 16
Healing defects in perovskite films (UP) NOV 23
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
Trapping molecules for quantum chemistry, M. G. Raizen (FOR) DEC 12
China
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Classical mechanics and electromagnetism
See also
Kamifusen, the self-inflating Japanese paper balloon, I. Fukumori (QS) JAN 78
Semiconductor metamaterial fools the Hall effect (SD) FEB 21
Magnetic trap snares methyl radicals (SD) APR 18
Photonic doping tunes transparent media (SD) MAY 20
Magnetic monopole search, past and present, A. S. Goldhaber ; K. Frankel ; C. Harrison ; A. Rajantie (FOR) JUN 12
Row bots, J.-P. Boucher, R. Labbé, C. Clanet (QS) JUN 82
Early descriptions of Coriolis effect, C. M. Graney (FOR) JUL 12
Hall sign reversal in certain metamaterials, R. G. Mani (FOR) JUL 13
Hall-effect metamaterials and “anti-Hall bars”, M. Wegener, M. Kadic, C. Kern (FOR) OCT 14
Superfast superconducting vortices (UP) OCT 30
Trapping molecules for quantum chemistry, M. G. Raizen (FOR) DEC 12
Climate change
See
Collective effects
See
Complexity
See
Computers and computational physics
See also
Supernovae, supercomputers, and galactic evolution, P. F. Hopkins (QS) APR 70
The many dimensions of Earth’s landscapes (SD) JUN 21
The ocellated lizard is a computer game come to life (UP) JUN 25
Quantum computing with neutral atoms, D. S. Weiss, M. Saffman (ART) JUL 44
A deep neural network of light (UP) AUG 24
The carbon nanotube integrated circuit goes three-dimensional (SD) SEP 14
Condensed-matter physics
See also
Helium compound may form under pressure (UP) APR 23
Universal lower bound on the dissipation of superconductors (UP) APR 24
Graphene visualized (BS) APR 72
Sulfur hydride and superconductivity theory, D. G. Walmsley, X.-H. Zheng (FOR) JUL 14
Ferromagnetism found in two-dimensional materials (SD) JUL 16
How friction melts sliding rock (UP) JUL 24
Surprises from the spin Hall effect, J. Sinova, T. Jungwirth (ART) JUL 38
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
Quantum gases cooled to long-range antiferromagnetic order (SD) AUG 17
Superfast superconducting vortices (UP) OCT 30
The new era of polariton condensates, D. W. Snoke, J. Keeling (ART) OCT 54
Conduction electrons flow like honey (UP) NOV 22
Now you see this nanoplasmonic mirror. Now you don’t. (UP) NOV 22
Healing defects in perovskite films (UP) NOV 23
In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz, A. Y. Grosberg, B. Halperin, J. Singleton (ART) NOV 44
Cosmology
See
Crystallography
See also
Supercooled water survives in no-man’s-land (SD) FEB 18
Electron diffraction sees hydrogen atoms (SD) MAR 16
Watching perovskite photoexcitations, atom by atom (UP) MAR 21
Helium compound may form under pressure (UP) APR 23
Biological tissue can behave like a liquid crystal (SD) JUN 19
Limits and progress (ED) JUL 8; correction AUG 13
Sulfur hydride and superconductivity theory, D. G. Walmsley, X.-H. Zheng (FOR) JUL 14
Resolving smaller molecules with cryo-EM (UP) SEP 22
Healing defects in perovskite films (UP) NOV 23
Department of Defense
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Department of Energy
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Department of Homeland Security
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Device physics
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Earth science
See also
Ocean currents respond to climate change in unexpected ways (SD) JAN 17
Antarctic ice flows (BS) JAN 80
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Citizen observers chart Arctic change (IE) FEB 29
Diamonds from the deep (BS) FEB 80
Newfound rocks may be progeny of primordial crust (UP) MAY 22
Rising heat content of Earth’s oceans (UP) MAY 23
The many dimensions of Earth’s landscapes (SD) JUN 21
Sediment supply predicts river geometry (UP) JUN 26
How friction melts sliding rock (UP) JUL 24
Black carbon in Antarctica (UP) JUL 25
A seismic hydrophone array in a tube (BS) JUL 80
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Climate change scenarios and risks, M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Continental rift exposes mantle melting at work (UP) SEP 23
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
The Moving Rocks of Death Valley (BS) SEP 84
Difficult decisions (ED) OCT 8
Nevada and Trump administration face off over Yucca Mountain (IE) OCT 32
Apple seismology, K. van Wijk, S. Hitchman (QS) OCT 94
Ancient clues help quantify modern methane (SD) NOV 16
Refracturing may not be all it’s cracked up to be (IE) NOV 27
Cruising the seas on the wreckage of a natural disaster (UP) DEC 25
Education
See also
Physics education research and student development, J. Winfrey (FOR) FEB 10
A bridge between undergraduate and doctoral degrees, T. Hodapp, K. S. Woodle (ART) FEB 50
Commentary: How to teach me physics: Tradition is not always a virtue, R. Heras (FOR) MAR 10
Approaches to studying our history, M. Berry ; M. Nauenberg (FOR) MAR 11
Undergraduate labs lag in science and technology (IE) APR 26
Theory institute opens residence hall for visitors (IE) APR 32
Commentary: Diversity in physics: Are you part of the problem? A. Nelson (FOR) MAY 10
Important factors in shaping physics identities, E. De Pree, J. M. Grossman ; P. W. Irving, E. C. Sayre (FOR) MAY 12
US academic fusion researchers sound alarm (IE) MAY 32
The past and future of physics education reform, V. K. Otero, D. E. Meltzer (ART) MAY 50
Guns on campus: Is that physics? D. A. Roberts ; C. Barsi (FOR) JUN 15
College-level project-based learning gains popularity (IE) JUN 28
Illinois budget impasse damaging state universities (IE) JUN 32
Commentary: How killer black holes saved astronomy, J. Ribaudo (FOR) JUL 10
As student labor movements grow, scientists turn activist (IE) JUL 32
Commentary: The eclipse of a generation, A. Speck (FOR) AUG 10
Guns on campus are scientists’ concern, A. Hobson (FOR) AUG 12
In the digital age, physics students and professors prefer paper textbooks (IE) AUG 30
The Moving Rocks of Death Valley (BS) SEP 84
Is it time to change the undergraduate curriculum? (ED) NOV 8
Readers weigh in on how to teach physics, B. C. Reed ; M. Daly ; P. A. Stahl ; R. Heras (FOR) NOV 10
Preparing physics students for 21st-century careers, L. McNeil, P. Heron (ART) NOV 38
Electromagnetism
See
Emergent phenomena
See also
Classical precursor to turbulence observed in a superfluid (SD) JAN 19
The unfolding and control of network cascades, A. E. Motter, Y. Yang (ART) JAN 32
Semiconductor metamaterial fools the Hall effect (SD) FEB 21
Dynamics of a human spiral wave, A. J. Welsh, E. F. Greco, F. H. Fenton (QS) FEB 78
Hall sign reversal in certain metamaterials, R. G. Mani (FOR) JUL 13
The emergent physics of animal locomotion, S. Sponberg (ART) SEP 34
Hall-effect metamaterials and “anti-Hall bars”, M. Wegener, M. Kadic, C. Kern (FOR) OCT 14
Conduction electrons flow like honey (UP) NOV 22
Employment and careers
See also
Your most impactful publication can come at any time (UP) JAN 23
Important factors in shaping physics identities, E. De Pree, J. M. Grossman ; P. W. Irving, E. C. Sayre (FOR) MAY 12
Commentary: Pursuing science across nationalities and disciplines, K. Dani (FOR) JUN 10
Commentary: Surviving scientist burnout, L. Delle Site (FOR) SEP 10
Patent work blends science, business, and law (IE) OCT 36
Salaries for female physics faculty trail those for male colleagues (IE) NOV 24
Preparing physics students for 21st-century careers, L. McNeil, P. Heron (ART) NOV 38
Energy
See also
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
As nuclear fuel ages, an antineutrino anomaly changes (UP) JUL 24
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
Nevada and Trump administration face off over Yucca Mountain (IE) OCT 32
Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts, V. Ialenti (ART) OCT 48; correction DEC 15
Refracturing may not be all it’s cracked up to be (IE) NOV 27
NASA sees a future with nuclear power (IE) DEC 26
Boosting solar energy conversion with nanofluids, N. E. Hjerrild, R. A. Taylor (ART) DEC 40
Environment
See also
Israel’s water story: Success or crisis? G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
Ocean currents respond to climate change in unexpected ways (SD) JAN 17
With Trump in charge, uncharted waters lie ahead for science (IE) JAN 29
Antarctic ice flows (BS) JAN 80
Citizen observers chart Arctic change (IE) FEB 29
Climate-data rescue efforts gear up (IE) MAR 31
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Why the ocean’s carbon sink has gotten stronger (SD) APR 21
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
Rising heat content of Earth’s oceans (UP) MAY 23
More details on Israel’s water story, S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
The many dimensions of Earth’s landscapes (SD) JUN 21
Cold periods accelerate evolution (UP) JUN 25
Sediment supply predicts river geometry (UP) JUN 26
Coral isotopes track the rise of anthropogenic nitrogen (SD) JUL 19
Black carbon in Antarctica (UP) JUL 25
Cleanup of Cold War nuclear waste drags on (IE) JUL 28
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Climate change scenarios and risks, M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Ancient clues help quantify modern methane (SD) NOV 16
Ships cause their own stormy seas (SD) NOV 20
Ship tracks (BS) NOV 80
Cruising the seas on the wreckage of a natural disaster (UP) DEC 25
Europe
See
An electron–proton collider could bridge the gap between the LHC and its successor (IE) MAY 29
Facilities and laboratories
See also
Israel’s water story: Success or crisis? G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
Erratic helium prices create research havoc (IE) JAN 26
Fates of two big radio dishes hang in the balance (IE) FEB 26
High-energy-density science blooms at NIF (IE) FEB 33
How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? J. P. Bassi (ART) FEB 36
Notes on the New Big Science, P. Foukal ; R. P. Crease, C. Westfall (FOR) MAR 12
Can a trusting relationship between DOE and its labs be restored? (IE) MAR 27
Theory institute opens residence hall for visitors (IE) APR 32
An electron–proton collider could bridge the gap between the LHC and its successor (IE) MAY 29
US academic fusion researchers sound alarm (IE) MAY 32
More details on Israel’s water story, S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
Hobby–Eberly Telescope eyes sky with new capabilities (IE) JUN 36
Hidden worlds of fundamental particles, D. Curtin, R. Sundrum (ART) JUN 46
Pulsar timing arrays are poised to reveal gravitational waves (IE) JUL 26
Cleanup of Cold War nuclear waste drags on (IE) JUL 28
Issues that pushed the SSC’s demise, C. Milner ; M. Riordan (FOR) AUG 12
Making a statement about parameter ranges, A. Caldwell (FOR) AUG 12
Massive machine gears up to weigh nearly massless particles (IE) AUG 26
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
Neutrino detection goes small (UP) OCT 29
Ultraperipheral nuclear collisions, S. Klein, J. Nystrand (ART) OCT 40
Weiss, Barish, and Thorne share 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics (SD) DEC 16
Two kinds of waves from a neutron-star smashup (SD) DEC 19
Fluids
See also
Classical precursor to turbulence observed in a superfluid (SD) JAN 19
Leidenfrost for solids (UP) JAN 23
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Biological eigenstrokes (BS) MAR 84
Row bots, J.-P. Boucher, R. Labbé, C. Clanet (QS) JUN 82
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
Clippers, yachts, and the false promise of the wave line, L. D. Ferreiro, A. Pollara (ART) JUL 52
Collisions of viscous droplets (UP) AUG 23
The emergent physics of animal locomotion, S. Sponberg (ART) SEP 34
Wickless heat pipes in microgravity, J. L. Plawsky, T. Nguyen (QS) SEP 82
Taking the measure of water’s whirl (SD) OCT 20
Acoustic levitation widens the study of droplet jetting (SD) NOV 18
Refracturing may not be all it’s cracked up to be (IE) NOV 27
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
Da Vinci’s observations of soaring birds, P. L. Richardson (QS) NOV 78
Fluid dynamics explains ancient organism behavior (UP) DEC 25
Liquid diodes (BS) DEC 72
Funding and budgets
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Geophysics
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High-pressure physics
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History and philosophy
See also
Carl-Gustaf Rossby: Theorist, institution builder, bon vivant, J. R. Fleming (ART) JAN 50
Olive spoons and terrapin forks (ED) FEB 8
How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? J. P. Bassi (ART) FEB 36
In referees we trust? M. Baldwin (ART) FEB 44
Discoveries and explanations (ED) MAR 8
Commentary: How to teach me physics: Tradition is not always a virtue, R. Heras (FOR) MAR 10
Approaches to studying our history, M. Berry ; M. Nauenberg (FOR) MAR 11
Notes on the New Big Science, P. Foukal ; R. P. Crease, C. Westfall (FOR) MAR 12
Commentary: In defense of Crazy Ideas, D. Stevenson (FOR) APR 10
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
Science is indeed special, J. Winkler ; G. Keaton (FOR) APR 12
The secret of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, A. Wellerstein, E. Geist (ART) APR 40
Sakharov, Gorbachev, and nuclear reductions, F. N. von Hippel (ART) APR 48
Standing on their shoulders, A. R. Hoffman ; R. Ö. Akyüz (FOR) MAY 13
The past and future of physics education reform, V. K. Otero, D. E. Meltzer (ART) MAY 50
Gathering the human stories of science, G. A. Good (QS) MAY 74
The secret search for uranium in Cold War Morocco, M. Adamson (ART) JUN 54
Early descriptions of Coriolis effect, C. M. Graney (FOR) JUL 12
Clippers, yachts, and the false promise of the wave line, L. D. Ferreiro, A. Pollara (ART) JUL 52
A seismic hydrophone array in a tube (BS) JUL 80
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? J. B. Zirker, O. Engvold (ART) AUG 36
Mobilizing US physics in World War I, J.-G. Hagmann (ART) AUG 44
Explaining a few discoveries, S. Tremaine (FOR) SEP 12
Revisiting The Los Alamos Primer, B. C. Reed (ART) SEP 42
Peer review as conflict, Y. Gingras ; V. Matsarski ; P. T. Williams ; M. Baldwin (FOR) OCT 16
Readers weigh in on how to teach physics, B. C. Reed ; M. Daly ; P. A. Stahl ; R. Heras (FOR) NOV 10
Wastefulness not always a result of progress, A. Stillman (FOR) NOV 12
Calling computers names in Swedish, J. Carlsson ; J. R. Fleming (FOR) NOV 14
Da Vinci’s observations of soaring birds, P. L. Richardson (QS) NOV 78
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
Heisenberg letters show courage in horrific times, I. Heisenberg ; K. Gottstein (FOR) DEC 13
Discovering Earth’s radiation belts, D. N. Baker, M. I. Panasyuk (ART) DEC 46
Trigonometry for the heavens, G. Van Brummelen (QS) DEC 70
Industry and physics
See also
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
From lab to clinic (ED) AUG 8
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts, V. Ialenti (ART) OCT 48; correction DEC 15
Refracturing may not be all it’s cracked up to be (IE) NOV 27
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
Instrumentation and techniques
See also
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
Electron microscopy gets a multicolor makeover (SD) JAN 14
Erratic helium prices create research havoc (IE) JAN 26
Electron diffraction sees hydrogen atoms (SD) MAR 16
Circuitry made robust enough for Venus (SD) MAR 19
Watching perovskite photoexcitations, atom by atom (UP) MAR 21
Footnote on femtochemistry, Y. Gan (FOR) APR 14
Magnetic trap snares methyl radicals (SD) APR 18
Undergraduate labs lag in science and technology (IE) APR 26
Graphene visualized (BS) APR 72
Force spectroscopy unveils hidden protein-folding states (SD) MAY 16
The power of imaging with phase, not power, G. Popescu (ART) MAY 34
Imaging cancer with photoacoustic radar, A. Mandelis (ART) MAY 42
The many dimensions of Earth’s landscapes (SD) JUN 21
Printing glass in 3D (UP) JUN 24
Quantum-circuit refrigerator (BS) JUN 84
Limits and progress (ED) JUL 8; correction AUG 13
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
From lab to clinic (ED) AUG 8
A graphene-based digital camera (UP) AUG 24
Cochlear implants and electronic hearing, M. Svirsky (ART) AUG 52
X rays peer inside a magnet (SD) SEP 17
Resolving smaller molecules with cryo-EM (UP) SEP 22
The emergent physics of animal locomotion, S. Sponberg (ART) SEP 34
Microscopy without lenses, E. McLeod, A. Ozcan (ART) SEP 50
Taking the measure of water’s whirl (SD) OCT 20
Exceptional points make for exceptional sensors (SD) OCT 23
Neutrino detection goes small (UP) OCT 29
Phase-sensitive surface spectroscopy, simplified (UP) OCT 30
Apple seismology, K. van Wijk, S. Hitchman (QS) OCT 94
Acoustic levitation widens the study of droplet jetting (SD) NOV 18
Trapping molecules for quantum chemistry, M. G. Raizen (FOR) DEC 12
Cryoelectron microscopy pioneers win chemistry Nobel (SD) DEC 22
Liquid diodes (BS) DEC 72
International science
See also
Israel’s water story: Success or crisis? G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
Despite financial squeeze, Japan continues drive to globalize its science enterprise (IE) JAN 24
UK science mired in uncertainty about Brexit (IE) MAR 24
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
An electron–proton collider could bridge the gap between the LHC and its successor (IE) MAY 29
Commentary: Pursuing science across nationalities and disciplines, K. Dani (FOR) JUN 10
More details on Israel’s water story, S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
College-level project-based learning gains popularity (IE) JUN 28
Pulsar timing arrays are poised to reveal gravitational waves (IE) JUL 26
Massive machine gears up to weigh nearly massless particles (IE) AUG 26
Mobilizing US physics in World War I, J.-G. Hagmann (ART) AUG 44
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
Commentary: International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and you, B. H. J. McKellar (FOR) OCT 10
A spray-on material can retrofit walls to save lives in earthquakes (IE) DEC 30
Japan
See
Lasers
See
Latin America
See
Low-temperature physics
See
Magnetism
See
Materials science
See also
Israel’s water story: Success or crisis? G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
Wearable transistor can heal its own wounds (UP) JAN 22
Kamifusen, the self-inflating Japanese paper balloon, I. Fukumori (QS) JAN 78
Semiconductor metamaterial fools the Hall effect (SD) FEB 21
High-energy-density science blooms at NIF (IE) FEB 33
Diamonds from the deep (BS) FEB 80
Notes on the New Big Science, P. Foukal ; R. P. Crease, C. Westfall (FOR) MAR 12
Polymer-based transistors bring fully stretchable devices within reach (SD) MAR 14
Circuitry made robust enough for Venus (SD) MAR 19
Watching perovskite photoexcitations, atom by atom (UP) MAR 21
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Photonic doping tunes transparent media (SD) MAY 20
More details on Israel’s water story, S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
Metal–organic framework extracts water from thin air (SD) JUN 16
Printing glass in 3D (UP) JUN 24
Breakthrough battery hinged on funding from program in Trump’s crosshairs (IE) JUN 34
Hall sign reversal in certain metamaterials, R. G. Mani (FOR) JUL 13
Sulfur hydride and superconductivity theory, D. G. Walmsley, X.-H. Zheng (FOR) JUL 14
Ferromagnetism found in two-dimensional materials (SD) JUL 16
How friction melts sliding rock (UP) JUL 24
Surprises from the spin Hall effect, J. Sinova, T. Jungwirth (ART) JUL 38
Spider dragline silk’s surprising twist (UP) AUG 23
A graphene-based digital camera (UP) AUG 24
Interplanetary sand traps, T. Shinbrot (QS) AUG 78
X rays peer inside a magnet (SD) SEP 17
A thermodynamic theory of granular material endures (SD) SEP 20
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Hall-effect metamaterials and “anti-Hall bars”, M. Wegener, M. Kadic, C. Kern (FOR) OCT 14
How squid build their graded-index spherical lenses (SD) OCT 26
Phase-sensitive surface spectroscopy, simplified (UP) OCT 30
Apple seismology, K. van Wijk, S. Hitchman (QS) OCT 94
Grape balls of fire! (BS) OCT 96
Now you see this nanoplasmonic mirror. Now you don’t. (UP) NOV 22
Healing defects in perovskite films (UP) NOV 23
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
A spray-on material can retrofit walls to save lives in earthquakes (IE) DEC 30
Mathematical physics
See
Media and the press
See
Medical physics
See also
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
Dynamics of a human spiral wave, A. J. Welsh, E. F. Greco, F. H. Fenton (QS) FEB 78
The power of imaging with phase, not power, G. Popescu (ART) MAY 34
Imaging cancer with photoacoustic radar, A. Mandelis (ART) MAY 42
Infants note the notes, B. K. Lau, M. Ng (QS) JUL 78
From lab to clinic (ED) AUG 8
Cochlear implants and electronic hearing, M. Svirsky (ART) AUG 52
Microscopy without lenses, E. McLeod, A. Ozcan (ART) SEP 50
Meteorology
See
Metrology and fundamental constants
See also
Antihydrogen gives way to spectroscopic study (SD) FEB 16
Making a statement about parameter ranges, A. Caldwell (FOR) AUG 12
Proton mass measured with unprecedented precision (UP) SEP 23
A universal human constant? I. S. Hammerman (FOR) DEC 14
Microscopy
See also
Electron microscopy gets a multicolor makeover (SD) JAN 14
Graphene visualized (BS) APR 72
The power of imaging with phase, not power, G. Popescu (ART) MAY 34
Imaging cancer with photoacoustic radar, A. Mandelis (ART) MAY 42
Limits and progress (ED) JUL 8; correction AUG 13
From lab to clinic (ED) AUG 8
X rays peer inside a magnet (SD) SEP 17
Resolving smaller molecules with cryo-EM (UP) SEP 22
Microscopy without lenses, E. McLeod, A. Ozcan (ART) SEP 50
Cryoelectron microscopy pioneers win chemistry Nobel (SD) DEC 22
Microstructures and nanostructures
See also
Semiconductor metamaterial fools the Hall effect (SD) FEB 21
Polymer-based transistors bring fully stretchable devices within reach (SD) MAR 14
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Forging a carbon nanobelt (UP) JUN 26
Breakthrough battery hinged on funding from program in Trump’s crosshairs (IE) JUN 34
Quantum-circuit refrigerator (BS) JUN 84
Hall sign reversal in certain metamaterials, R. G. Mani (FOR) JUL 13
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
Surprises from the spin Hall effect, J. Sinova, T. Jungwirth (ART) JUL 38
The carbon nanotube integrated circuit goes three-dimensional (SD) SEP 14
X rays peer inside a magnet (SD) SEP 17
Hall-effect metamaterials and “anti-Hall bars”, M. Wegener, M. Kadic, C. Kern (FOR) OCT 14
Exceptional points make for exceptional sensors (SD) OCT 23
Now you see this nanoplasmonic mirror. Now you don’t. (UP) NOV 22
Boosting solar energy conversion with nanofluids, N. E. Hjerrild, R. A. Taylor (ART) DEC 40
Military physics and arms control
See also
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
With Trump in charge, uncharted waters lie ahead for science (IE) JAN 29
Can a trusting relationship between DOE and its labs be restored? (IE) MAR 27
The secret of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, A. Wellerstein, E. Geist (ART) APR 40
Sakharov, Gorbachev, and nuclear reductions, F. N. von Hippel (ART) APR 48
The secret search for uranium in Cold War Morocco, M. Adamson (ART) JUN 54
Cleanup of Cold War nuclear waste drags on (IE) JUL 28
Grim news for science and research in Trump budget (IE) JUL 34
Mobilizing US physics in World War I, J.-G. Hagmann (ART) AUG 44
Revisiting The Los Alamos Primer, B. C. Reed (ART) SEP 42
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
Minorities in physics
See
Miscellaneous
A reminder of the powers of π, L. J. Dubé (FOR) NOV 13
What do they think we know? (ED) DEC 8
Molecular physics
See
Nanostructures
See
NASA
See also
National Institute of Standards and Technology
See
National laboratories
See
National Science Foundation
See
Nonlinear science
See also
Classical precursor to turbulence observed in a superfluid (SD) JAN 19
The unfolding and control of network cascades, A. E. Motter, Y. Yang (ART) JAN 32
The ocellated lizard is a computer game come to life (UP) JUN 25
A deep neural network of light (UP) AUG 24
Phase-sensitive surface spectroscopy, simplified (UP) OCT 30
Nuclear physics
See also
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
High-energy-density science blooms at NIF (IE) FEB 33
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
The secret of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, A. Wellerstein, E. Geist (ART) APR 40
Proton structure seen in a new light (SD) MAY 14
As nuclear fuel ages, an antineutrino anomaly changes (UP) JUL 24
Revisiting The Los Alamos Primer, B. C. Reed (ART) SEP 42
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
Neutrino detection goes small (UP) OCT 29
Ultraperipheral nuclear collisions, S. Klein, J. Nystrand (ART) OCT 40
Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts, V. Ialenti (ART) OCT 48; correction DEC 15
NASA sees a future with nuclear power (IE) DEC 26
Nuclear reactors and nuclear energy
See
Nuclear weapons
See
Obituaries
See also
Deborah Jin, J. Bohn (OB) JAN 69
John Michael Julius Madey, P. Lam, V. Shiltsev, F. Zimmermann (OB) JAN 70
Making a name with Chinese characters, W. T. Chu, K.-J. Kim (FOR) FEB 15
Ralph J. Cicerone, M. Prather, R. Stolarski (OB) FEB 67
David Ritz Finkelstein, P. Cvitanović, L. Susskind (OB) FEB 68
Edward Joseph Lofgren, W. Barletta, J. Alonso (OB) FEB 69
James Watson Cronin, H. J. Frisch, J. E. Pilcher, M. J. Shochet (OB) MAR 72
Vera Cooper Rubin, N. A. Bahcall (OB) MAR 73
Jacques Isaac Pankove, T. D. Moustakas, B. Monemar (OB) APR 64
Robert Gomer, D. Menzel, M. C. Tringides, L. D. Schmidt (OB) MAY 67
Lev Petrovich Gor’kov, G. Boebinger, S. Iordansky, D. Pines, L. Pitaevskii (OB) MAY 68
Stanley Mandelstam, (OB) MAY 69
Spartak Timofeevich Belyaev, A. Barabanov, V. Zelevinsky (OB) JUN 72
Anthony Philip French, P. H. Fisher, C. H. Holbrow (OB) JUN 74
Leonid Keldysh, F. Capasso, P. Corkum, O. Kocharovskaya, L. Pitaevskii, M. V. Sadovskii (OB) JUN 75
Ursula Martius Franklin, D. D. Perovic (OB) JUL 70
C. V. Vishveshwara, N. Dadhich, R. Isaacson, B. Iyer, K. Jani, C. W. Misner (OB) JUL 71
Yoshio Yamaguchi, N. Sakai (OB) JUL 72
Roger Wolfe Cohen, P. Eisenberger, M. P. Fricke, L. I. Gould, W. Happer (OB) AUG 70
Kwok-Yung Lo, P. A. Vanden Bout, A. I. Sargent (OB) AUG 71
Gary Steigman, R. Scherrer, J. Beacom, T. Walker, K. Olive, M. Turner (OB) AUG 72
Paul Frederick Zweifel, N. J. McCormick, C. E. Siewert, B. D. Ganapol, A. K. Prinja (OB) AUG 73
Sidney David Drell, J. D. Bjorken, R. L. Garwin, W. J. Perry (OB) SEP 69
Edwin Leo Goldwasser, R. A. Carrigan, R. O. Simmons (OB) SEP 70
Kerson Huang, C. Xiong (OB) SEP 71
Arthur Hinton Rosenfeld, A. Gadgil, D. B. Goldstein, J. Koomey (OB) SEP 72
First physicist in Congress dies (IE) OCT 38
Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov, M. R. Norman, A. A. Varlamov (OB) OCT 73
Leo Leroy Beranek, G. C. Maling Jr, E. J. W. Wood (OB) OCT 74
Cornelis A. Gehrels, S. B. Cenko, F. Reddy (OB) OCT 75
Abraham Szöke, S. B. Libby, M. D. Rosen (OB) OCT 76
Karl-Heinz Rieder, L. Bartels, S.-W. Hla, J. Manson, A. Baratoff, L. Grill, K.-H. Ernst (OB) NOV 63
Sheldon Schultz, M. B. Maple, D. C. Vier, D. R. Smith, D. M. Eigler (OB) NOV 63
Ronald William Prest Drever, C. M. Caves, R. E. Spero (OB) DEC 59
Peter Mansfield, P. Gowland (OB) DEC 60
Ocean science
See also
Ocean currents respond to climate change in unexpected ways (SD) JAN 17
Antarctic ice flows (BS) JAN 80
Citizen observers chart Arctic change (IE) FEB 29
Why the ocean’s carbon sink has gotten stronger (SD) APR 21
Sea turtles don’t just go with the flow (UP) MAY 22
Rising heat content of Earth’s oceans (UP) MAY 23
Coral isotopes track the rise of anthropogenic nitrogen (SD) JUL 19
A seismic hydrophone array in a tube (BS) JUL 80
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Climate change scenarios and risks, M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Cruising the seas on the wreckage of a natural disaster (UP) DEC 25
Optics and photonics
See also
Photonic doping tunes transparent media (SD) MAY 20
Frog fluorescence (UP) MAY 23
The power of imaging with phase, not power, G. Popescu (ART) MAY 34
Imaging cancer with photoacoustic radar, A. Mandelis (ART) MAY 42
Carving out entanglement (UP) JUL 25
Shepherding DNA with light and entropy (UP) JUL 25
From lab to clinic (ED) AUG 8
Quantum entanglement reaches new heights (SD) AUG 14
A graphene-based digital camera (UP) AUG 24
A deep neural network of light (UP) AUG 24
Microscopy without lenses, E. McLeod, A. Ozcan (ART) SEP 50
Exceptional points make for exceptional sensors (SD) OCT 23
How squid build their graded-index spherical lenses (SD) OCT 26
Phase-sensitive surface spectroscopy, simplified (UP) OCT 30
The new era of polariton condensates, D. W. Snoke, J. Keeling (ART) OCT 54
Now you see this nanoplasmonic mirror. Now you don’t. (UP) NOV 22
Weiss, Barish, and Thorne share 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics (SD) DEC 16
Boosting solar energy conversion with nanofluids, N. E. Hjerrild, R. A. Taylor (ART) DEC 40
Particle physics
See also
Antiprotonic helium (UP) JAN 22
Antihydrogen gives way to spectroscopic study (SD) FEB 16
Proton structure seen in a new light (SD) MAY 14
An electron–proton collider could bridge the gap between the LHC and its successor (IE) MAY 29
Magnetic monopole search, past and present, A. S. Goldhaber ; K. Frankel ; C. Harrison ; A. Rajantie (FOR) JUN 12
Hidden worlds of fundamental particles, D. Curtin, R. Sundrum (ART) JUN 46
Proton–proton collisions prove stranger than expected (SD) JUL 21
As nuclear fuel ages, an antineutrino anomaly changes (UP) JUL 24
Issues that pushed the SSC’s demise, C. Milner ; M. Riordan (FOR) AUG 12
Making a statement about parameter ranges, A. Caldwell (FOR) AUG 12
Massive machine gears up to weigh nearly massless particles (IE) AUG 26
Proton mass measured with unprecedented precision (UP) SEP 23
Neutrino detection goes small (UP) OCT 29
Ultraperipheral nuclear collisions, S. Klein, J. Nystrand (ART) OCT 40
A reminder of the powers of π, L. J. Dubé (FOR) NOV 13
Philosophy of science
See
Planetary science
See
Plasmas and fusion
See also
High-energy-density science blooms at NIF (IE) FEB 33
A step toward deciphering auroras (UP) MAY 22
US academic fusion researchers sound alarm (IE) MAY 32
Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? J. B. Zirker, O. Engvold (ART) AUG 36
What causes the Sun’s plasma jets? (UP) SEP 23
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
Grape balls of fire! (BS) OCT 96
Politics and policy
See also
Commentary: Physicists without borders, A. P. Gast (FOR) JAN 10
X-ray sterilization with accelerators is viable in US (FOR) JAN 11
Despite financial squeeze, Japan continues drive to globalize its science enterprise (IE) JAN 24
Erratic helium prices create research havoc (IE) JAN 26
With Trump in charge, uncharted waters lie ahead for science (IE) JAN 29
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Book on Sakharov raises issues, S. D. Drell, G. P. Shultz ; V. Z. Kresin, T. Yankelevich ; A. Kojevnikov (FOR) FEB 14
Society, politics, and the realm of physics, R. S. Orr ; C. Day (FOR) FEB 15
Fates of two big radio dishes hang in the balance (IE) FEB 26
Effort in asteroid defense under way despite funding constraints (IE) FEB 31
How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? J. P. Bassi (ART) FEB 36
Notes on the New Big Science, P. Foukal ; R. P. Crease, C. Westfall (FOR) MAR 12
UK science mired in uncertainty about Brexit (IE) MAR 24
Can a trusting relationship between DOE and its labs be restored? (IE) MAR 27
Climate-data rescue efforts gear up (IE) MAR 31
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
The secret of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, A. Wellerstein, E. Geist (ART) APR 40
Sakharov, Gorbachev, and nuclear reductions, F. N. von Hippel (ART) APR 48
Steady, strong growth is expected for open-access journals (IE) MAY 24
The past and future of physics education reform, V. K. Otero, D. E. Meltzer (ART) MAY 50
Illinois budget impasse damaging state universities (IE) JUN 32
Breakthrough battery hinged on funding from program in Trump’s crosshairs (IE) JUN 34
The secret search for uranium in Cold War Morocco, M. Adamson (ART) JUN 54
Cleanup of Cold War nuclear waste drags on (IE) JUL 28
As student labor movements grow, scientists turn activist (IE) JUL 32
Grim news for science and research in Trump budget (IE) JUL 34
Issues that pushed the SSC’s demise, C. Milner ; M. Riordan (FOR) AUG 12
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Mobilizing US physics in World War I, J.-G. Hagmann (ART) AUG 44
Climate change scenarios and risks, M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Difficult decisions (ED) OCT 8
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
Nevada and Trump administration face off over Yucca Mountain (IE) OCT 32
First physicist in Congress dies (IE) OCT 38
Heisenberg letters show courage in horrific times, I. Heisenberg ; K. Gottstein (FOR) DEC 13
NASA sees a future with nuclear power (IE) DEC 26
Polymer physics
See
Publishing, media, and the press
See also
Our new website (ED) JAN 8
Your most impactful publication can come at any time (UP) JAN 23
The image of scientists in The Big Bang Theory, M. A. Weitekamp (ART) JAN 40
Society, politics, and the realm of physics, R. S. Orr ; C. Day (FOR) FEB 15
In referees we trust? M. Baldwin (ART) FEB 44
The state of open access (ED) MAY 8
Steady, strong growth is expected for open-access journals (IE) MAY 24
International Cloud Atlas (BS) MAY 76
LIGO backstory delights and displeases, J. M. Pasachoff (FOR) JUN 14
Guns on campus: Is that physics? D. A. Roberts ; C. Barsi (FOR) JUN 15
Guns on campus are scientists’ concern, A. Hobson (FOR) AUG 12
Call him Doctor Cooper, T. Katori (FOR) AUG 13
In the digital age, physics students and professors prefer paper textbooks (IE) AUG 30
Against the rising flood of information (ED) SEP 8
Difficult decisions (ED) OCT 8
Peer review as collaboration, T. Shinbrot (FOR) OCT 15
Peer review as conflict, Y. Gingras ; V. Matsarski ; P. T. Williams ; M. Baldwin (FOR) OCT 16
What do they think we know? (ED) DEC 8
Quantum physics
See also
Classical precursor to turbulence observed in a superfluid (SD) JAN 19
Neutron starlight gets QED-fueled polarization boost (UP) JAN 22
Antiprotonic helium (UP) JAN 22
Constraining interpretations of quantum mechanics (UP) FEB 23
Footnote on femtochemistry, Y. Gan (FOR) APR 14
Proton structure seen in a new light (SD) MAY 14
Magnetic monopole search, past and present, A. S. Goldhaber ; K. Frankel ; C. Harrison ; A. Rajantie (FOR) JUN 12
Shedding light (and dark) on quantum probabilities (UP) JUN 24
Quantum-circuit refrigerator (BS) JUN 84
Carving out entanglement (UP) JUL 25
Surprises from the spin Hall effect, J. Sinova, T. Jungwirth (ART) JUL 38
Quantum computing with neutral atoms, D. S. Weiss, M. Saffman (ART) JUL 44
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
Quantum entanglement reaches new heights (SD) AUG 14
Quantum gases cooled to long-range antiferromagnetic order (SD) AUG 17
Exceptional points make for exceptional sensors (SD) OCT 23
The new era of polariton condensates, D. W. Snoke, J. Keeling (ART) OCT 54
Rheology
See also
Leidenfrost for solids (UP) JAN 23
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Polymer-based transistors bring fully stretchable devices within reach (SD) MAR 14
Sediment supply predicts river geometry (UP) JUN 26
How friction melts sliding rock (UP) JUL 24
Spider dragline silk’s surprising twist (UP) AUG 23
Collisions of viscous droplets (UP) AUG 23
Interplanetary sand traps, T. Shinbrot (QS) AUG 78
Wickless heat pipes in microgravity, J. L. Plawsky, T. Nguyen (QS) SEP 82
How squid build their graded-index spherical lenses (SD) OCT 26
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
Fluid dynamics explains ancient organism behavior (UP) DEC 25
Liquid diodes (BS) DEC 72
Scientific societies
Steady, strong growth is expected for open-access journals (IE) MAY 24
The Moving Rocks of Death Valley (BS) SEP 84
Commentary: International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and you, B. H. J. McKellar (FOR) OCT 10
Preparing physics students for 21st-century careers, L. McNeil, P. Heron (ART) NOV 38
Society and physics
See also
Commentary: Physicists without borders, A. P. Gast (FOR) JAN 10
With Trump in charge, uncharted waters lie ahead for science (IE) JAN 29
The image of scientists in The Big Bang Theory, M. A. Weitekamp (ART) JAN 40
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Book on Sakharov raises issues, S. D. Drell, G. P. Shultz ; V. Z. Kresin, T. Yankelevich ; A. Kojevnikov (FOR) FEB 14
Society, politics, and the realm of physics, R. S. Orr ; C. Day (FOR) FEB 15
Citizen observers chart Arctic change (IE) FEB 29
Discoveries and explanations (ED) MAR 8
Approaches to studying our history, M. Berry ; M. Nauenberg (FOR) MAR 11
UK science mired in uncertainty about Brexit (IE) MAR 24
Climate-data rescue efforts gear up (IE) MAR 31
The strange star discovered by Planet Hunters, B. E. Schaefer (ART) MAR 82
Commentary: In defense of Crazy Ideas, D. Stevenson (FOR) APR 10
Meghnad Saha and the contemporary scene, C. W. Clark ; J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 11
Where’s my flying car? (ED) JUN 8
Guns on campus: Is that physics? D. A. Roberts ; C. Barsi (FOR) JUN 15
Illinois budget impasse damaging state universities (IE) JUN 32
Cleanup of Cold War nuclear waste drags on (IE) JUL 28
Commentary: The eclipse of a generation, A. Speck (FOR) AUG 10
Guns on campus are scientists’ concern, A. Hobson (FOR) AUG 12
Issues that pushed the SSC’s demise, C. Milner ; M. Riordan (FOR) AUG 12
Call him Doctor Cooper, T. Katori (FOR) AUG 13
Mobilizing US physics in World War I, J.-G. Hagmann (ART) AUG 44
A JunoCam close-up (BS) AUG 80
Explaining a few discoveries, S. Tremaine (FOR) SEP 12
Climate change in the Arctic accelerates (IE) SEP 24
Climate change research cut as Canada focuses on mitigation (IE) SEP 28
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Revisiting The Los Alamos Primer, B. C. Reed (ART) SEP 42
Commentary: International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and you, B. H. J. McKellar (FOR) OCT 10
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
Nevada and Trump administration face off over Yucca Mountain (IE) OCT 32
Patent work blends science, business, and law (IE) OCT 36
Salaries for female physics faculty trail those for male colleagues (IE) NOV 24
What do they think we know? (ED) DEC 8
A universal human constant? I. S. Hammerman (FOR) DEC 14
A spray-on material can retrofit walls to save lives in earthquakes (IE) DEC 30
Sociology of science
See also
Commentary: Physicists without borders, A. P. Gast (FOR) JAN 10
Your most impactful publication can come at any time (UP) JAN 23
The image of scientists in The Big Bang Theory, M. A. Weitekamp (ART) JAN 40
Physics education research and student development, J. Winfrey (FOR) FEB 10
In referees we trust? M. Baldwin (ART) FEB 44
A bridge between undergraduate and doctoral degrees, T. Hodapp, K. S. Woodle (ART) FEB 50
Discoveries and explanations (ED) MAR 8
Commentary: How to teach me physics: Tradition is not always a virtue, R. Heras (FOR) MAR 10
Approaches to studying our history, M. Berry ; M. Nauenberg (FOR) MAR 11
Notes on the New Big Science, P. Foukal ; R. P. Crease, C. Westfall (FOR) MAR 12
UK science mired in uncertainty about Brexit (IE) MAR 24
Commentary: In defense of Crazy Ideas, D. Stevenson (FOR) APR 10
Science is indeed special, J. Winkler ; G. Keaton (FOR) APR 12
Undergraduate labs lag in science and technology (IE) APR 26
Theory institute opens residence hall for visitors (IE) APR 32
Commentary: Diversity in physics: Are you part of the problem? A. Nelson (FOR) MAY 10
Important factors in shaping physics identities, E. De Pree, J. M. Grossman ; P. W. Irving, E. C. Sayre (FOR) MAY 12
Steady, strong growth is expected for open-access journals (IE) MAY 24
The past and future of physics education reform, V. K. Otero, D. E. Meltzer (ART) MAY 50
Gathering the human stories of science, G. A. Good (QS) MAY 74
Commentary: Pursuing science across nationalities and disciplines, K. Dani (FOR) JUN 10
LIGO backstory delights and displeases, J. M. Pasachoff (FOR) JUN 14
College-level project-based learning gains popularity (IE) JUN 28
As student labor movements grow, scientists turn activist (IE) JUL 32
Issues that pushed the SSC’s demise, C. Milner ; M. Riordan (FOR) AUG 12
Call him Doctor Cooper, T. Katori (FOR) AUG 13
In the digital age, physics students and professors prefer paper textbooks (IE) AUG 30
Commentary: Surviving scientist burnout, L. Delle Site (FOR) SEP 10
Explaining a few discoveries, S. Tremaine (FOR) SEP 12
Revisiting The Los Alamos Primer, B. C. Reed (ART) SEP 42
Commentary: International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and you, B. H. J. McKellar (FOR) OCT 10
Peer review as collaboration, T. Shinbrot (FOR) OCT 15
Peer review as conflict, Y. Gingras ; V. Matsarski ; P. T. Williams ; M. Baldwin (FOR) OCT 16
Patent work blends science, business, and law (IE) OCT 36
Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts, V. Ialenti (ART) OCT 48; correction DEC 15
Is it time to change the undergraduate curriculum? (ED) NOV 8
Readers weigh in on how to teach physics, B. C. Reed ; M. Daly ; P. A. Stahl ; R. Heras (FOR) NOV 10
Salaries for female physics faculty trail those for male colleagues (IE) NOV 24
Preparing physics students for 21st-century careers, L. McNeil, P. Heron (ART) NOV 38
Space and planetary science
See also
The space weather on the closest Earth-like exoplanet (UP) FEB 24
Effort in asteroid defense under way despite funding constraints (IE) FEB 31
High-energy-density science blooms at NIF (IE) FEB 33
How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? J. P. Bassi (ART) FEB 36
Circuitry made robust enough for Venus (SD) MAR 19
Our changing view of Mars, A. R. Vasavada (ART) MAR 34
Where are they? M. Livio, J. Silk (ART) MAR 50
The upper atmosphere’s natural thermostat (UP) APR 23
Radar reveals new hot spots on Enceladus (SD) MAY 18
Newfound rocks may be progeny of primordial crust (UP) MAY 22
A step toward deciphering auroras (UP) MAY 22
The new Moon, B. Denevi (ART) JUN 38
Commentary: The eclipse of a generation, A. Speck (FOR) AUG 10
Weighing a star with light (UP) AUG 24
Atmospheric research in the Rocky Mountain foothills (IE) AUG 32
Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? J. B. Zirker, O. Engvold (ART) AUG 36
Interplanetary sand traps, T. Shinbrot (QS) AUG 78
A JunoCam close-up (BS) AUG 80
They may not be out there, H. Smith (FOR) NOV 13
Evaluating the habitability of exomoons (UP) NOV 22
NASA sees a future with nuclear power (IE) DEC 26
Discovering Earth’s radiation belts, D. N. Baker, M. I. Panasyuk (ART) DEC 46
Statistical physics and thermodynamics
See also
Classical precursor to turbulence observed in a superfluid (SD) JAN 19
Leidenfrost for solids (UP) JAN 23
Kamifusen, the self-inflating Japanese paper balloon, I. Fukumori (QS) JAN 78
Supercooled water survives in no-man’s-land (SD) FEB 18
Constraining interpretations of quantum mechanics (UP) FEB 23
Dynamics of a human spiral wave, A. J. Welsh, E. F. Greco, F. H. Fenton (QS) FEB 78
Diamonds from the deep (BS) FEB 80
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Universal lower bound on the dissipation of superconductors (UP) APR 24
Metal–organic framework extracts water from thin air (SD) JUN 16
Quantum-circuit refrigerator (BS) JUN 84
Ferromagnetism found in two-dimensional materials (SD) JUL 16
How friction melts sliding rock (UP) JUL 24
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
Quantum gases cooled to long-range antiferromagnetic order (SD) AUG 17
Giant undersea craters were blown out by decomposing methane hydrates (SD) AUG 21
Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? J. B. Zirker, O. Engvold (ART) AUG 36
Interplanetary sand traps, T. Shinbrot (QS) AUG 78
A thermodynamic theory of granular material endures (SD) SEP 20
The emergent physics of animal locomotion, S. Sponberg (ART) SEP 34
Wickless heat pipes in microgravity, J. L. Plawsky, T. Nguyen (QS) SEP 82
The Moving Rocks of Death Valley (BS) SEP 84
Superfast superconducting vortices (UP) OCT 30
The new era of polariton condensates, D. W. Snoke, J. Keeling (ART) OCT 54
Now you see this nanoplasmonic mirror. Now you don’t. (UP) NOV 22
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz, A. Y. Grosberg, B. Halperin, J. Singleton (ART) NOV 44
A universal human constant? I. S. Hammerman (FOR) DEC 14
Superconductivity and superfluidity
See
Surface physics
See
Synchrotron light sources
See
Technology and engineering
See also
Israel’s water story: Success or crisis? G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
Wearable transistor can heal its own wounds (UP) JAN 22
Olive spoons and terrapin forks (ED) FEB 8
Fracking and the future of fuels, D. A. Cornell ; A. Cavallo ; R. LaRosa ; M. Marder, T. Patzek, S. W. Tinker (FOR) FEB 10
Passive cooling doesn’t cost the planet (SD) APR 16
Biology leads the race to turn sunlight into fuels (IE) APR 30
Where’s my flying car? (ED) JUN 8
More details on Israel’s water story, S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
Metal–organic framework extracts water from thin air (SD) JUN 16
Printing glass in 3D (UP) JUN 24
Surprises from the spin Hall effect, J. Sinova, T. Jungwirth (ART) JUL 38
Quantum entanglement reaches new heights (SD) AUG 14
A graphene-based digital camera (UP) AUG 24
The carbon nanotube integrated circuit goes three-dimensional (SD) SEP 14
Hydrogen-powered vehicles: A chicken and egg problem (IE) SEP 31; correction NOV 15
Wickless heat pipes in microgravity, J. L. Plawsky, T. Nguyen (QS) SEP 82
Necessary and sufficient conditions for practical fusion power, R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
The new era of polariton condensates, D. W. Snoke, J. Keeling (ART) OCT 54
Wastefulness not always a result of progress, A. Stillman (FOR) NOV 12
Refracturing may not be all it’s cracked up to be (IE) NOV 27
The relentless pursuit of hypersonic flight, I. A. Leyva (ART) NOV 30
Commentary: The promise of polymers, T. Lodge (FOR) DEC 10
A spray-on material can retrofit walls to save lives in earthquakes (IE) DEC 30
Boosting solar energy conversion with nanofluids, N. E. Hjerrild, R. A. Taylor (ART) DEC 40
Theory and mathematical physics
See also
The unfolding and control of network cascades, A. E. Motter, Y. Yang (ART) JAN 32
Constraining interpretations of quantum mechanics (UP) FEB 23
Testing theories of modified gravity (UP) MAR 21
Magnetic monopole search, past and present, A. S. Goldhaber ; K. Frankel ; C. Harrison ; A. Rajantie (FOR) JUN 12
Shedding light (and dark) on quantum probabilities (UP) JUN 24
Hidden worlds of fundamental particles, D. Curtin, R. Sundrum (ART) JUN 46
Historical note on 2016 Physics Nobel, M. Schick (FOR) AUG 13
In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz, A. Y. Grosberg, B. Halperin, J. Singleton (ART) NOV 44
Trigonometry for the heavens, G. Van Brummelen (QS) DEC 70
Thermodynamics
See
Underrepresented groups in physics
See
Universities and colleges
See
Women in physics
See
Books Reviewed
Acoustics
Acoustics of Musical Instruments, A. Chaigne, J. Kergomard (B. Greenhut) APR 58
Sound: A Very Short Introduction, M. Goldsmith (M. D. Greenfield) JUN 64
Astronomy and astrophysics
All These Worlds Are Yours: The Scientific Search for Alien Life, J. Willis (P. Smith) MAR 59
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry, N. D. Tyson (M. Lagos) NOV 55
Placing Outer Space: An Earthly Ethnography of Other Worlds, L. Messeri (M. Shindell) MAR 59
Biological and medical physics
Condensed-matter physics
Introduction to Many-Body Physics, P. Coleman (M. Randeria) MAY 59
Cosmology and relativity
Fluids
Modern Fluid Dynamics for Physics and Astrophysics, O. Regev, O. M. Umurhan, P. A. Yecko (G. Lodato) MAY 60
Geophysics
History and philosophy
American Luthier: Carleen Hutchins—the Art and Science of the Violin, Q. Whitney (C. Waltham) FEB 60
Anomaly! Collider Physics and the Quest for New Phenomena at Fermilab, T. Dorigo (K. Staley) NOV 53
Astronomy in the Ancient World: Early and Modern Views on Celestial Events, A. McLeod (G. Aldana) SEP 61
Einstein’s Greatest Mistake: A Biography, D. Bodanis (A. D. Stone) MAY 58
Gravity’s Kiss: The Detection of Gravitational Waves, H. Collins (B. Allen) DEC 53
John Stewart Bell and Twentieth-Century Physics: Vision and Integrity, A. Whitaker (O. Freire Jr) FEB 57
Placing Outer Space: An Earthly Ethnography of Other Worlds, L. Messeri (M. Shindell) MAR 59
Strange Glow: The Story of Radiation, T. J. Jorgensen (M. Lavine) JAN 58
Void: The Strange Physics of Nothing, J. O. Weatherall (T. Ryckman) SEP 59
Miscellaneous
Nonlinear science and chaos
Lyapunov Exponents: A Tool to Explore Complex Dynamics, A. Pikovsky, A. Politi (R. C. Hilborn) MAR 62
Nuclear physics
Energy from Nuclear Fission: An Introduction, E. De Sanctis, S. Monti, M. Ripani (N. Corngold) MAR 61
Optics and photonics
Colour: How We See It and How We Use It, M. M. Woolfson (M. H. Brill) APR 56
Quantum Optomechanics, W. P. Bowen, G. J. Milburn (P. Meystre) FEB 58
Particle physics
Particle Physics in the LHC Era, G. Barr, R. Devenish, R. Walczak, T. Weidberg (M. Cirelli) JUN 62
Plasmas and fusion
Introduction to Modern Magnetohydrodynamics, S. Galtier (G. Ogilvie) DEC 54
Popularizations
American Luthier: Carleen Hutchins—the Art and Science of the Violin, Q. Whitney (C. Waltham) FEB 60
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry, N. D. Tyson (M. Lagos) NOV 55
Colour: How We See It and How We Use It, M. M. Woolfson (M. H. Brill) APR 56
A Fortunate Universe: Life in a Finely Tuned Cosmos, G. F. Lewis, L. A. Barnes (M. Gleiser) NOV 51
Storm in a Teacup: The Physics of Everyday Life, H. Czerski (B. Halfpap) AUG 59
Void: The Strange Physics of Nothing, J. O. Weatherall (T. Ryckman) SEP 59
Your Guide to the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse, M. E. Bakich (S. Mitton) AUG 59
Quantum physics
The Cellular Automaton Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, G. ’t Hooft (S. Forte) JUL 60
Statistical physics and thermodynamics
Statistical Physics: A Prelude and Fugue for Engineers, R. Piazza (E. Chimowitz) OCT 62
Texts and education
Laser Experiments for Chemistry and Physics, R. N. Compton, M. A. Duncan (J. Stalnaker) JAN 60
Learning the Art of Electronics: A Hands-On Lab Course, T. C. Hayes (P. J. H. Tjossem) MAY 61
Modern Fluid Dynamics for Physics and Astrophysics, O. Regev, O. M. Umurhan, P. A. Yecko (G. Lodato) MAY 60
Teaching and Learning STEM: A Practical Guide, R. M. Felder, R. Brent (S. Chasteen) MAY 57
Theory and mathematical methods
Group Theory in a Nutshell for Physicists, A. Zee (P. Van Isacker) JAN 58
Author Index
J. Abraham (BR) MAR 60
M. Adamson The secret search for uranium in Cold War Morocco (ART) JUN 54
E.-J. Ahn (BR) OCT 64
R. Ö. Akyüz (FOR) MAY 13
G. Aldana (BR) SEP 61
B. Allen (BR) DEC 53
J. Alonso (OB) FEB 69
G. Antonius (FOR) JAN 12
N. A. Bahcall (OB) MAR 73
D. N. Baker Discovering Earth’s radiation belts (ART) DEC 46
M. Baldwin In referees we trust? (ART) FEB 44 ; (FOR) OCT 18
A. Barabanov (OB) JUN 72
A. Baratoff (OB) NOV 63
W. Barletta (OB) FEB 69
C. Barsi (FOR) JUN 15
L. Bartels (OB) NOV 63
J. P. Bassi How did a scientific Siberia turn into AstroBoulder? (ART) FEB 36
J. Beacom (OB) AUG 72
M. Berry (FOR) MAR 11
J. D. Bjorken (OB) SEP 69
G. Boebinger (OB) MAY 68
J. Bohn (OB) JAN 69
M. Bojowald (BR) FEB 57
J.-P. Boucher (QS) JUN 82
C. Boulware (FOR) JAN 11
M. H. Brill (BR) APR 56
A. Caldwell (FOR) AUG 12
F. Capasso (OB) JUN 75
S. Carlip (BR) JUL 62
J. Carlsson (FOR) NOV 14
R. A. Carrigan (OB) SEP 70
A. Cavallo (FOR) FEB 11
C. M. Caves (OB) DEC 59
S. B. Cenko (OB) OCT 75
S. Chasteen (BR) MAY 57
E. Chimowitz (BR) OCT 62
W. T. Chu (FOR) FEB 15
M. Cirelli (BR) JUN 62
C. Clanet (QS) JUN 82
C. W. Clark (FOR) APR 11
C. S. Cockell The laws of life (ART) MAR 42
S. R. Cohen (FOR) JUN 11
P. Corkum (OB) JUN 75
S. P. Cornelius (BR) NOV 51
D. A. Cornell (FOR) FEB 10
N. Corngold (BR) MAR 61
M. Cosentino Lagomarsino (BR) JUN 65
S. Cowley (FOR) OCT 13
R. P. Crease (FOR) MAR 12
D. Curtin Hidden worlds of fundamental particles (ART) JUN 46
P. Cvitanović (OB) FEB 68
N. Dadhich (OB) JUL 71
M. Daly (FOR) NOV 10
K. Dani (FOR) JUN 10
C. Day (FOR) FEB 15
E. De Pree (FOR) MAY 12
L. Delle Site (FOR) SEP 10
B. Denevi The new Moon (ART) JUN 38
S. D. Drell (FOR) FEB 14
L. J. Dubé (FOR) NOV 13
D. M. Eigler (OB) NOV 63
P. Eisenberger (OB) AUG 70
M. Endo (OB) JUN 73
O. Engvold Why is the Sun’s corona so hot? Why are prominences so cool? (ART) AUG 36
K.-H. Ernst (OB) NOV 63
F. H. Fenton (QS) FEB 78
L. D. Ferreiro Clippers, yachts, and the false promise of the wave line (ART) JUL 52
P. H. Fisher (OB) JUN 74
J. R. Fleming Carl-Gustaf Rossby: Theorist, institution builder, bon vivant (ART) JAN 50 ; (FOR) NOV 15
S. Forte (BR) JUL 60
P. Foukal (FOR) MAR 12
K. Frankel (FOR) JUN 13
O. Freire Jr (BR) FEB 57
M. P. Fricke (OB) AUG 70
H. J. Frisch (OB) MAR 72
I. Fukumori (QS) JAN 78
A. Gadgil (OB) SEP 72
Y. Gan (FOR) APR 14
B. D. Ganapol (OB) AUG 73
J. Ganguly (FOR) APR 12
A. Garscadden (FOR) SEP 12
R. L. Garwin (OB) SEP 69
A. P. Gast (FOR) JAN 10
E. Geist The secret of the Soviet hydrogen bomb (ART) APR 40
M. J. Gerver (FOR) SEP 11
Y. Gingras (FOR) OCT 16
M. Gleiser (BR) NOV 51
A. S. Goldhaber (FOR) JUN 12
D. B. Goldstein (OB) SEP 72
G. A. Good (QS) MAY 74
K. Gottstein (FOR) DEC 14
L. I. Gould (OB) AUG 70
P. Gowland (OB) DEC 60
C. M. Graney (FOR) JUL 12
E. F. Greco (QS) FEB 78
M. D. Greenfield (BR) JUN 64
B. Greenhut (BR) APR 58
L. Grill (OB) NOV 63
A. Y. Grosberg In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz (ART) NOV 44
J. M. Grossman (FOR) MAY 12
J.-G. Hagmann Mobilizing US physics in World War I (ART) AUG 44
B. Halfpap (BR) AUG 59
B. Halperin In celebration of Ilya Lifshitz (ART) NOV 44
I. S. Hammerman (FOR) DEC 14
W. Happer (OB) AUG 70
C. Harrison (FOR) JUN 13
I. Heisenberg (FOR) DEC 13
G. Henderson (BR) OCT 61
R. M. Herman (FOR) JUN 14
P. Heron Preparing physics students for 21st-century careers (ART) NOV 38
R. C. Hilborn (BR) MAR 62
R. L. Hirsch (FOR) OCT 11
S. Hitchman (QS) OCT 94
N. E. Hjerrild Boosting solar energy conversion with nanofluids (ART) DEC 40
S.-W. Hla (OB) NOV 63
A. Hobson (FOR) AUG 12
T. Hodapp A bridge between undergraduate and doctoral degrees (ART) FEB 50
A. R. Hoffman (FOR) MAY 13
C. H. Holbrow (OB) JUN 74
P. F. Hopkins (QS) APR 70
V. Ialenti Death and succession among Finland’s nuclear waste experts (ART) OCT 48 ; correction
