April 2019 Issue of Physics Today Is Online & in the Mail
Hua Liu American Astronomical Society (AAS)
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In the April 2019 Issue
Neutron-Rich Magnesium Undergoes Unexpected Transitions
The structure of an exotic isotope near the edge of stability strays from that of its lower-mass counterparts. — Christine Middleton
A Physics Master’s Degree Opens Doors to Myriad Careers
If you want to improve your options in industry or consider a career in teaching, a master’s in physics may be for you. — Toni Feder
Helium Users Are at the Mercy of Suppliers
Researchers seek government help in addressing supply shortage as prices are expected to continue soaring. — David Kramer
The Invisible Dance of CRISPR-Cas9
Simulations unveil the molecular side of the gene-editing revolution. — Giulia Palermo, Clarisse G. Ricci, and J. Andrew McCammon
Albert Einstein, Celebrity Physicist
In Einstein’s later years, although his contributions to physics became increasingly marginal and abstract, the press continued to trumpet his far-flung unification schemes as if they were confirmed scientific breakthroughs.. — Paul Halpern
...and much more!