Meredith LeMasurier is Chief Publishing Officer at AIP Publishing, where she leads the organization’s publishing strategy and journal portfolio in support of its mission to advance the physical ...

Albert Einstein, left, and Charles St. John at Mount Wilson Observatory’s 150-foot solar telescope during Einstein’s visit to California in 1931. St. John had long worked to isolate relativistic ...

Optional AI licensing workshop on November 17: AIP is partnering with AIPP to host an optional half-day in-person workshop focused on AI licensing issues affecting scholarly publishers the afternoon ...

Identifying similarities and differences between macroscale and nanoscale undulation models can connect disparate research ...

A series of rheological measurements with real menstrual fluid samples can help inform representative materials for menstrual ...

In remote regions of Canada, transportation authorities establish winter roads over frozen water bodies. Understanding deformation and strain in the ice requires accounting for the underlying bottom ...

Combining 3D printing techniques with cells to create biological tissue seems like something from science fiction, but the technology is already mature enough to synthesize tissue for research.

Though high-temperature oil recovery techniques easily decrease oil viscosity for extraction, they are expensive and less environmentally friendly than cold production done at the reservoir’s natural ...

Conventional construction in disaster-struck areas, military applications, or other extreme environments is often difficult or unsafe for workers to achieve. Using 3D cement printing offsite and ...

Increasing the sensitivity of a liquid explosive lowers the amount of external energy required to trigger its detonation. Sensitivity can be raised physically, by adding tiny hollow glass spheres that ...

Oxide glass — the type used in windows, jam jars, labware, and much more — is also a predominant material in electronics, ...