August issue
This month we consider how to control turbulence with vortex rings, learn that interdependent networks can be created with superconductors, and reflect on how we name physical effects after people.
This month we consider how to control turbulence with vortex rings, learn that interdependent networks can be created with superconductors, and reflect on how we name physical effects after people.
The guiding of magnetic fields by soft ferromagnetic solids is well known and exploited in magnetic shielding applications. Now, ferroelectric nematic liquids are shown to analogously guide electric fields.