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Chief Reputation and External Affairs Officer, Flutter UK & Ireland. Ex-journo at The Sun, Times, Mirror, Tel. Tweets are personal views
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Efficiency-optimized relativistic plasma harmonics for extreme fields

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By Colm Fitzpatrick, Jonathan Kennedy, Holly Huddleston, Abigail James, Chris Baird, Dan Symes, David McGonegle, Eduard Atonga, Heath Martin, Jeremy Rebenstock, John Neely, JORDAN LEE, Nicolas Bourgeois, Oliver Finlay, Rusko Ruskov, Sam Astbury, Steve Hawkes, Zixin Zhang, Matt Zepf, Karl Krushelnick, Brendan Dromey, Peter A. Norreys, Robin J. L. Timmis, Elliott Denis, Joshua Redfern, Edward Gumbrell, Paramel Pattathil Rajeev, Mark Yeung
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bright harmonic radiation from relativistically oscillating laser plasmas offers a direct route for generating extreme electromagnetic fields. Theory predicts that under optimized conditions, the plasma medium can support strong spatiotemporal compression of laser energy in a coherent harmonic focus (CHF), delivering intensity boosts many orders of magnitude greater than the incident driving laser pulse1,2,3,4.
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Helena Kadmos 'The Valley' by Steve Hawke

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By Steve Hawkes, Helena Kadmos
| Australian Book Review Verified
The discovery of human bones is an intriguing narrative opening that rarely disappoints and seems an adaptable vehicle for the Australian gothic and representations of the impacts of colonisation on people and country. Perhaps this is because the image of curved, white mineral shapes (and the hint of stories fossilised within) contrast equally vividly with sandy coastal plains, central red dust, bleak mountain scarps, and dense green forest.
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Kirklees gritting routes

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By Steve Hawkes
| GOV.UK
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