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Jun 1, 2012

Free to view: a special focus issue of Physics World examining some of the latest advances in nanotechnology

Features

Taming serendipity

Laura H Greene calls for a global collaboration in the search for new high-temperature superconductors

Down the path of least resistance

A century after its discovery, Paul Michael Grant explains why superconductivity still confounds and baffles us today

Metrology in the balance

Robert P Crease examines what could be the biggest overhaul in metrology since the French Revolution

Seeking advice

Looking for a job? Margaret Harris sees what help is at hand for physics graduates finding their way in the job market

On the road to discovery

With CERN's Large Hadron Collider restarting after its winter shutdown, Tommaso Dorigo explains what drives its researchers as data-taking begins

A message from Mercury

With NASA's MESSENGER probe set to enter Mercury's orbit, Louise Prockter outlines the mission's grand aims

Reality check at the LHC

As CERN closes in on new physics, Matthew Chalmers finds particle physicists getting a new-year reality check

The Scholar and the Caliph

On the millennial anniversary of his Book of Optics, Jennifer Ouellette tells the story of Ibn al-Haytham

Not slippery when wet

Jan-Henning Dirks on the mystery of how flies can crawl upside down

Avoiding an unholy marriage

Michael Banks looks at how maths and music underpin a new homage to Ernest Rutherford

Gongs away

Bagging a physics prize can bring both pleasures and pitfalls

Roy Glauber – from the Bronx to the Nobel

On winning his Nobel, his time on the Manhattan Project and working alongside other physics greats

Living with a star

Alan Title reveals how NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory is telling us about the Sun

Anton Zeilinger: a quantum pioneer

On why children should be exposed to quantum mechanics from an early age

Vacuum Expo 2010 launches in the UK

Two-day event includes conference and trade exhibition