I have been on the Program Committees of five international meetings, on the Editorial Board of one international journal, and an ad hoc reviewer for 32 international journals (including Science, Nature Physics, Nature Communications, Physics Review Letters, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, etc).
Throughout his career, Dr. Honig published more than 100 articles on his work in journals like Physics Review and the Journal of Chemical Physics.
Jablin MS, Akabori K, Nagle JF, "Experimental Support for Tilt-Dependent Theory of Biomembrane Mechanics," Physics Review Letters 113, 248102 (2014).
In a recent article in Physics Review Letters, members of Doyle group, with colelagues from University of Connecticut, Storrs, demonstrate the effect of the coherent optical bichromatic force on a molecule, the polar free radical strontium monohydroxide (SrOH).
That incongruity was perhaps most stark on a boulder in Central Park, near East 66th Street, where Mitchell Quatinetz, a part-time student at Hunter College, and his tutor, Josh Manley, were taking part in a more common corollary to conducting business outside — holding class outside — and poring over a physics review book.
In a new paper in PHysics Review B, grad student Julia Steinberg, Prof. Subir Sachdev, and colleagues from the Johns Hopkins University and Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics (UK) show via careful analysis of the low-temperature excitations that this is not a discrepancy, nut rather, it is in fact to be expected from the subtle interactions between the excitations.
He is a frequent referee in international journals, including Nature Physics, Physical Review Letters or Optics Letters.
Mach-lite, like the relational interpretations of Newtonian physics reviewed in section 5, offers us a way of understanding Newtonian physics without accepting absolute position, velocity or acceleration.
Their article describing their invention was initially rejected by the prominent physics journal Physical Review Letters.
Dr. Goudsmit, the discoverer of the electron's so-called spin and the founder of the world's most prestigious physics journal, Physical Review Letters, had been the scientific director of the wartime effort by the Allies to learn about Germany's bomb program.
At least that's what the editors of the leading physics journal, Physical Review Letters (PRL), have decided.
