Attending #SoR2026? Learn more about our growing #fluids collection! #rheology @sorheology.bsky.social 🔗 https://aippub.org/4yBDFw8

The author uncovers an unconventional FMR linewidth-frequency dependence in synthetic antiferromagnets, arising from antiferromagnetic interlayer exchange coupling. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/3VM0iQL

Don't miss Savvas G. Hatzikiriakos, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Physics of Fluids, presenting a talk on 'Transient Capillary Rheometry of Molten Polymers with Processing Aids' this week at #SoR2026. 🔗 https://aippub.org/4hW1lpS

Open Access Week 2026 may be ending, but the work of making science more accessible, equitable, and sustainable continues. Catch up on our stories, perspectives, and practical resources from this year's campaign. 🔗 https://aippub.org/47CVTRS

The authors built an oscillator strength-driven ML framework that achieves an average deviation only 40% that of TD-DFT, trained on just 74 molecules. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/3UrXLe3

Crystallization and phase transitions of MoO₃ were studied using post‑annealing methods, revealing activation energies for forming α‑ or β‑MoO₃ and demonstrating controllable crystal structure tuning. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/3VBcZxM

Georgia Tech researchers experimentally demonstrate a nonlinear vanadium dioxide metasurface with an ultrafast, bias-free, intensity-dependent response, showing transient and nonlinear behavior. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4zywBRI

Is your research data truly reusable? Plan early, document clearly, choose sustainable formats, make datasets findable and citable, and explain reuse permissions. Explore five practical steps in our latest blog: https://aippub.org/48dcRr4

Among artificial intelligence approaches, convolutional neural networks (CNNs) remain notoriously power intensive. This stems in large part from a bottleneck created when moving data between memory and compute units. #Scilight Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4ig5dAX

📢 Call For Papers This Special Topic highlights fundamental physics, novel materials design, and emerging application spaces in responsive soft matter. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4iCNncH

We’re closing out our coverage of National Chemistry Week with a look inside glass. Research in JCP combines spectroscopy and calculations to explain how atomic rearrangements contribute to shrinkage during heat treatment. Explore the study 👇 https://aippub.org/482twxo

🎤 AIP Publishing's Kelly Harvey, Editorial Operations Specialist, is speaking at @scholarlykitchen.bsky.social upcoming webinar! Join her on Nov. 12 for a conversation on AI, workplace changes, and the future of scholarly publishing. 🔗 https://aippub.org/4BppPiX

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Tunnel excavation under high water pressure, such as for creating underwater river crossings, uses rotating cutterheads to cut through wet, muddy slurry. #Scilight Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4kdafAL

How can surface chemistry help stop ice sticking? For National Chemistry Week, explore JCP research on liquid-like polymer coatings that reduce ice adhesion on metals, ceramics, glass, and plastics—and can form at -20°C. Find out more 👇 https://aippub.org/47v1A5f

Quantum Brownian oscillator lineshapes obey the generalized Einstein relation between absorption and stimulated emission. Each yields a new signed and even electric-dipole transition cross section. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4jI3dUD

Precision sensors and clocks face performance limits caused by nonlinear effects. The authors introduce a control strategy that cancels nonlinearities via backbone curve feedback to restore linear behavior. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4hQRZvu

Why is superconductivity in compressed nickelates difficult to reproduce? Research in Matter and Radiation at Extremes points to interfaces between material phases and the importance of oxygen content. Examine the research and build upon its findings: https://aippub.org/4BeM4YT

A method was developed to analytically determine phase boundaries and efficiently compute topological invariants in one-dimensional non-Hermitian topological systems, revealing higher-winding phases. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/47VYFCJ

📢 Call For Papers This Special Topic is now online. Submit by April 30, 2027. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4jgyY6S

Scientific knowledge becomes more valuable when others can discover it, understand it, question it, and build upon it. This Open Access Week, we're exploring the many ways research can become more accessible and reusable—and why that matters for future discovery.

Thanks to its asymmetrically curved and tilted leaves, Crassula muscosa, a succulent commonly called the rattail crassula, has unique liquid transport properties and can guide liquids in a specific direction. #Scilight Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4kh29Hc

What connects chemical reactions, electric currents, and moving objects? For National Chemistry Week, explore American Journal of Physics experiments that use temperature measurements to connect energy changes across physics and chemistry. 🔗 https://aippub.org/4z2ZOEw

Microrobots are a compelling technology for biomedical applications from delivering drugs to taking precise diagnostics. #Scilight Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4z6fbMz

Reversing our understanding of propellers in non-Newtonian fluids

Shear thinning fluid environments prompt propellers to drift backward near container walls.

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🚀 #Webinar Alert! Join our speakers Franko Greiner and Franz Xaver Bronold on October 28 at 11AM ET for a POP webinar on "The Low-Energy Electron Sticking Coefficient of Dielectric Materials: State of Theory and Experiment" Learn more: 🔗 https://aippub.org/4yA4p0L

How can a magnetic field change a material’s temperature? For National Chemistry Week, explore research in APL Materials measuring the temperature response of an iron-based complex as pulsed fields alter its spin state. 🔗 https://aippub.org/3TKPXUD

Machine-learning interatomic potentials trained on six density functionals predict water diffusion, rotation, and viscosity, showing RPBE-D3/zd gives the best overall agreement with experiment. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4jFRyFR

The authors developed precursor-modulation growth for UVA micro-LEDs, achieving 41% EQE with negligible droop at high current. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/3UsbUbd

Can atomic substitutions help design better multiferroic materials? Researchers in APL Materials used first-principles calculations to investigate how chromium and copper doping produces magnetoelectric coupling in ultrathin barium titanate. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4dEkMB8

The first issue of Harmonics and Scattering is now live! As a diamond open access journal, Harmonics and Scattering makes cutting-edge research freely available to readers, with no publication fees for authors. Explore the inaugural issue: https://aippub.org/4yGbsom

Ultrafast EUV light meets nanoscale sound and heat transport, revealing how mechanical coupling shapes thermoelastic dynamics in thin-film membranes. Learn more 👇 https://aippub.org/4B7i0hC