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    Alessandro De Giacomo Discusses LIBS and Plasma Physics▼Alessandro De Giacomo on LIBS, Plasma Physics, and Nanoparticle Size✉newsSciencePhysics56 min ago

    Spectroscopy has published an interview with Alessandro De Giacomo on laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), plasma physics, and the role of nanoparticle size in the technique. De Giacomo is a leading researcher in how laser-generated plasmas form and evolve, and the discussion covers how nanoparticles influence plasma dynamics and spectroscopic measurements, with implications for analytical chemistry applications.

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    An interview with actors Nishihata Daigo and Fukumoto Riko, co-stars in 'Jikyu 300-en no Shinigami' (The Death God Who Earns 300 Yen an Hour), is drawing attention in Japan. The pair revealed how they built trust working together and shared behind-the-scenes stories about improvising lines, saying they were in perfect sync even mid-interview.

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    Third anniversary of October 7 attacks marked●the 3rd anniversary of the Oct 7 attacks https:// traffic.libsyn.com/yinhistory/ EP104-2023-HamasAttack.mp3 # history #MmastodonWarMiddle East21 d ago

    Commentary is marking three years since the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, in which around 1,200 people were killed and roughly 250 taken hostage. The anniversary is being noted alongside renewed discussion of the history of the attack and the war in Gaza that followed, with posts reflecting on its ongoing regional and global impact.

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    Lib Dem revolt over pensions triple lock deepens after leak●Lib Dem triple lock revolt deepens as leak to Sky News seized on by disgruntled MPs𝕏xGB46 d ago

    A leak to Sky News has intensified divisions inside the Liberal Democrats over the pensions triple lock, with discontented MPs seizing on the reports to voice their frustration openly. The party is facing growing internal tension over its position, deepening what is being described as a revolt within its ranks.