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Water Drop by José Manuel Suárez

Slow Water

Numerical simulations of the gravitational waves emitted by the inspiral and merger of two black holes

Einstein’s Secret Universe

Crowd by Eduardo Fonseca Arraes

The science of pedestrian crowds: smart swarms or mindless mobs?

Espectro magnético. Distribución de la limadura de hierro en un imán

From Lodestone to Hard-drives: an insight into magnetism

Illustrations of self-assembled colloidal structures. (a) Highly ordered regions with hexagonal symmetry extending over assembled from functionalized (patchy) colloidal silica particles. The colloidal structure exhibits a photonic band gap in the visible light range. (b) Regions showing co-existing hexagonal and square symmetry, from [13]. (c, d) Confocal microscope images illustrating highly-ordered self-assembled structures in 'ionic' colloidal crystals of oppositely charged particles assembled from positive (red, ) and negative (green, ) polymethylmethacrylate spheres. (e, f) Electric field induced structures in the same system: stationary bands perpendicular to the field directions (e) and lanes of oppositely moving particles parallel to the field direction, emerging for larger amplitudes of the applied electric field (f).

Institute of Physics lectures in Salisbury; Making small machines, from millimetres to molecules – Dr Jack Cohen

Liquid Crystals: the fourth state of matter and today’s flat-screen displays

Liquid Crystals: the fourth state of matter and today’s flat-screen displays

Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays

Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays

Bubbles everywhere, including on YouTube!

Bubbles everywhere, including on YouTube!

Bubbles Everywhere

Bubbles Everywhere