Physics and Astronomy: Recent submissions

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    • First light of VLT/HiRISE: High-resolution spectroscopy of young giant exoplanets 

      Vigan, A; Morsy, ME; Lopez, M; et al. (EDP Sciences, 29 January 2024)
      A major endeavor of this decade is the direct characterization of young giant exoplanets at high spectral resolution to determine the composition of their atmosphere and infer their formation processes and evolution. Such ...

    • Versatile spaceborne photonics with chalcogenide phase-change materials. 

      Kim, HJ; Julian, M; Williams, C; et al. (Nature Research, 20 February 2024)
      Recent growth in space systems has seen increasing capabilities packed into smaller and lighter Earth observation and deep space mission spacecraft. Phase-change materials (PCMs) are nonvolatile, reconfigurable, fast-switching, ...

    • What does not kill Gaia makes her stronger: impacts of external perturbations on biosphere evolution 

      Arthur, R; Nicholson, AE; Mayne, NJ (Oxford University Press (OUP) / Royal Astronomical Society, 20 August 2024)
      Life on Earth has experienced numerous upheavals over its approximately 4 billion year history. In previous work we have discussed how interruptions to stability lead, on average, to increases in habitability over time, ...

    • Molecular strong coupling and cavity finesse (article) 

      Menghrajani, KS; Vasista, AB; Tan, WJ; et al. (American Chemical Society, 15 July 2024)
      Molecular strong coupling offers exciting prospects in physics, chemistry and materials science. Whilst attention has been focused on developing realistic models for the molecular systems, the important role played by the ...

    • Molecular Strong Coupling and Cavity Finesse (dataset) 

      Menghrajani, KS; Vasista, AB; Tan, WJ; et al. (University of Exeter, 25 July 2024)
      This is the dataset used for the Menghrajani et al. (2024) article "Molecular Strong Coupling and Cavity Finesse" published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.