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Physics - Shape Matters in Self-Assembly

A theoretical study of self-assembly finds that hexagon-shaped building blocks can form large structures faster than triangular or square blocks.

Erwin freyFlorian gartnerMichael schirberLudwig maximilian university of munichLudwig maximilian universityCorresponding editorPhysics magazine

Physics - Making Sense of Handedness on a Lattice

David Kaplan has developed a lattice model for particles that are left- or right-handed, offering a firmer foundation for the theory of weak interactions.

David grossSrimoyee senDavid kaplanMichael schirberUniversity of washingtonIowa state universityPrinceton universityPhysics nobel prizeCorresponding editorPhysics magazine

Physics - A New Source for Quantum Light

A new device consisting of a semiconductor ring produces pairs of entangled photons that could be used in a photonic quantum processor.

Thomas waltherMichael schirberQiang zhouUniversity of electronic scienceTechnology of china dragonTechnical university of darmstadtQ zhou university of electronic scienceTechnology of chinaNew sourceElectronic scienceChinese yearBlue wasHardest colorTiny resonators generateLarge optical spectrumPhotonic matchmaking

Physics - Testing a New Solar Sandwich

By combining the world’s oldest photovoltaic material with today’s most used one, researchers have taken a step toward next-generation solar devices.

British columbiaRasmus nielsenRachel berkowitzTechnical university of denmarkR nielsen technical university of denmarkNew solarTechnical universityCorresponding editorPhysics magazine

Physics - How Viruses Get Their Protective Shells

A newly uncovered mechanism for the assembly of viral protein shells could help scientists develop antiviral treatments and drug-delivery systems.

United kingdomUnited statesBanu ozkanBryan wilkinsonArizona state universityCorresponding editorPhysics magazine

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