Top 100 of 2024 in Physics | Scientific Reports

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How GAFchromic EBT film has the capacity to detect light intensity variability with a ~ 10 μm spatial resolution, how a probable ancient nearshore zone in southern Utopia on Mars could be unveiled from observations at the Zhurong landing area, how  lunar craters can be identified from Chandrayaan-2 TMC-2 images using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks, how to create a complete and robust magnetic field confinement using superconductors in fusion magnets, and how to cultivate essential ecosystems which could be used as future non-physio-chemical life-supporting systems in space.

These are the findings of some of the most downloaded articles* in Physics published in 2024 in Scientific Reports.

Top 100 in Physics

Congratulations to all authors who contributed to these highly valuable research papers!

*Data obtained from SN Insights, which is based on Digital Science's Dimensions.

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