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News: January 2004
Fermionic condensate makes its debut
Jan 28, 2004
US physicists have made atoms behave like the electrons in a superconductor
X-rays light up gamma-ray burst
Jan 28, 2004
Halo of material appears to be moving at 1000 times the speed of light
Medical physicists think small
Jan 27, 2004
Molecular sieves could help boost resolution of medical imaging techniques
“ViriChip” shows up viruses
Jan 26, 2004
Scientists have made a device that detects viruses when used with an atomic force microscope
Climate model predicts even hotter summers
Jan 23, 2004
The heat wave of 2003 was a warning about the dangers of climate change
Condensate research heats up
Jan 22, 2004
Excitons could be the next system to form a Bose-Einstein condensate
Argon accuracy reaches new limit
Jan 16, 2004
Best-ever measurements will allow new tests of the Standard Model
Supersolid is seen in the lab
Jan 14, 2004
Superfluidity is the most probable explanation of recent experiments on solid helium
Lasers overcome the Lorentz force
Jan 13, 2004
New approach could probe phenomena on attosecond timescales
First double pulsar comes into view
Jan 9, 2004
Discovery will allow better tests of relativity and pulsars themselves
Supernova survivor lives to tell the tale
Jan 7, 2004
Astronomers find first companion star to survive a supernova explosion
