News: July 2007
'Seesaw' explains light dark-energy particles
Jul 31, 2007 1 comment
Eight fields would interact to produce a single particle
Perfect lens could reverse Casimir force
Jul 30, 2007
"Quantum levitation" could reduce friction in tiny machines
Microscope unravels the intricacies of protein folding
Jul 27, 2007 1 comment
New technique could help battle fatal diseases
Tiny magnets help drugs reach the spot
Jul 22, 2007
Inhaled drugs could be delivered more efficiently
Partnership to boost fuel-cell research
Jul 19, 2007
Top US and German research centres focus on portable and automotive fuel cells
Nanostructures help mosquitoes walk on water
Jul 18, 2007
Ribs and ridges make mosquito legs water repellent
Dark-energy teams win cosmology prize
Jul 17, 2007
Perlmutter, Schmidt and colleagues honoured by Gruber Foundation
Steel balls make a splash in sand
Jul 13, 2007
Experiments illustrate the link between granular systems and fluids
Astronomers discover the power behind supernovae
Jul 12, 2007
Massive explosion is fuelled by nearby red giant
Water found on distant planet
Jul 11, 2007
Astronomers find first evidence for a water on a planet outside our solar system
US chooses site for underground lab
Jul 11, 2007
Gold mine will host new lab for neutrino physics and geoscience
New limit placed on photon charge
Jul 6, 2007
Radio waves from distant galaxies confirm photon is neutral
Copper rods "swarm" like fish
Jul 5, 2007
Experimental demonstration of swarming could shed light on animal behavior
Magic cluster rules for hydrogen storage
Jul 5, 2007
Physicists predict "magic" ratios of atoms in clusters
"Cosmic forgetfulness" shrouds time before the Big Bang
Jul 1, 2007
If there was a universe before the Big Bang, we may not be able to see all of it