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Reliable electrical detection of single magnetic skyrmions demonstrated and validated in real time—advancing skyrmion-based sensors and next-generation computing.
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A fractional-order backstepping sliding mode control method is developed for the doubly-fed variable-speed pumped storage unit to improve power tracking and robustness of wind–hydro hybrid system.

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Through measurements on diamond MEMS resonators, we confirmed that a substrate-near region with carbon in non-diamond bonds is the source of damping, and removing it could increase Q by a factor of 3.

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Finding signatures of Parkinson’s disease in patients’ gait An analysis method that finds patterns within signals can distinguish the gait of a patient with Parkinson’s with 100% accuracy.

For Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients, early detection is crucial for quality-of-life outcomes, and changes in a person’s gait are one of the first signs of the disease. #Scilight

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📢 Call For Papers

This Special Topic is open for submissions! Submit by May 31, 2026.

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Soft-magnetic nanocomposites bridge interface voids in cryogenic and quantum-enabled electronics, improving magnetic shielding and thermal reliability in advanced packaging systems.

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The authors designed a quantum dot/nanowire heterojunction that mimics brain learning by tuning interfacial charge transport, achieving stable, energy-efficient visual information processing.

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Bounce, burst, merge, or pass: Impact behaviors of droplets on bubbles Droplets hitting bubbles exhibit four distinct impact behaviors, where highly viscous droplets coalesce with small bubbles instead of bursting them.

When falling droplets hit a surface, they may splash wildly, rebound, spread out gently, or even generate a bubble on the surface. #Scilight

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Meet the newest members of the APL Photonics Early Career Editorial Advisory Board! We are thrilled to welcome them to our team.

This compact multimodal microscope incorporates a dielectric metasurface to enable​ brightfield, edge-enhancement, DIC, and quantitative phase imaging of living cells and tissues.

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Congratulations to Applied Physics Letters Associate Editor, Mathias Schubert, on being named an NAI Fellow! 👏

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Field-free skyrmion dynamics are investigated for spiking neural network, enabling MNIST classification. The authors have also explored dual-logic gate operations within a single skyrmion-based device.

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How did the largest flying animal hover in the air? Lesson plans calculating the hovering of the extinct pterosaur can be applied to flying animals today.

The Quetzalcoatlus northropi was the largest flying animal that ever lived. The huge pterosaur existed during the Late Cretaceous period, around 66 million to 68 million years ago. #Scilight

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Ohmic contact and enhanced carrier injection efficiency at the 2D Bi2O2Se/TaNiTe5 interface through tuning the work function by intrinsic atom doping.

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A simple optical design allows storage of photonic qubits for 687 ns in a room-temperature, tabletop device, with >95% efficiency & >99% fidelity — a big step toward practical quantum memories.
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On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women who are advancing science and those who encouraged them along the way. Watch a special video message from our distinguished Editors-in-Chief and join us in celebrating the women who inspire us every day.
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A pinned domain wall creates a tunable magnon frequency comb via rational phase locking to a spin wave and AC field, providing few-GHz-spaced, high-resolution frequency modes.

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Random Matrices, Random Graphs, and Quantum Chaos: In Honor of Uzy Smilansky’s 85th Birthday - AIP Publishing LLC

📢 Call For Papers

Quantum Chaos and Random Matrix Theory: A Tribute to Uzy Smilansky is open for submissions! Submit by November 1, 2026.

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Engineering and physics professors collaborate to improve mechanics instruction Teachers become students to better pave the way for future scientists and engineers.

Students typically do not delve deeply into the science of mechanics until early college introductory physics and engineering courses. Teaching mechanics in these classes is no small task. #Scilight

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Bounce, burst, merge, or pass: Impact behaviors of droplets on bubbles Droplets hitting bubbles exhibit four distinct impact behaviors, where highly viscous droplets coalesce with small bubbles instead of bursting them.

When falling droplets hit a surface, they may splash wildly, rebound, spread out gently, or even generate a bubble on the surface. #Scilight

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This study introduces StrokeRecovNet, an EEG-based machine learning model that predicts upper limb motor recovery after stroke, outperforming standard recovery rules in acute and subacute participants
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How did the largest flying animal hover in the air? Lesson plans calculating the hovering of the extinct pterosaur can be applied to flying animals today.

The Quetzalcoatlus northropi was the largest flying animal that ever lived. The huge pterosaur existed during the Late Cretaceous period, around 66 million to 68 million years ago. #Scilight

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Engineering and physics professors collaborate to improve mechanics instruction Teachers become students to better pave the way for future scientists and engineers.

Students typically do not delve deeply into the science of mechanics until early college introductory physics and engineering courses. #Scilight

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In this work, a synthetic mucus biomaterial-based formulation was developed for local antibody delivery designed to modulate inflammatory immune responses directly at the mucosal surface.
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Time-division multiplexing opens path for larger quantum computers An alternative, scalable approach to quantum charge-coupled devices was experimentally validated in an ion-trap experiment.

One promising architecture for quantum computers relies on quantum charged-coupled devices (QCCDs).

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Study shows EEG decoding of lower-limb movement intentions in SCI patients. Machine learning analysis achieved above-chance discrimination, establishing a baseline for neuroprosthetic applications.

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Lets celebrate all the wonderful achievements our #Instrumentation & #Analysis portfolio made in 2025! Thank you to our authors, reviewers, and readers — we can't do it without YOU! 🙌

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Dive into our #ComputationalPhysics portfolio and uncover all the wonderful metrics of our journals and proceedings from 2025! 👏

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Array demonstrates path to photonic Ising computers A polarization-switchable array could be the building block for future energy-efficient photonic computers.

Photonic Ising computers have the potential to solve optimization problems at the speed of light that would take a traditional computer millions of years, if ever, to complete. #Scilight

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