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'Ghostly' 3D images taken without a camera

Simple and cheap technique could be used in medical imaging

Bose–Einstein condensate is in the can

Optical trap could lead to new quantum simulations

Getting to the bottom of foamy physics

New model describes the evolution of bubble clusters

Cold-atom random laser simulates stellar clouds

Device could provide insights into astrophysics

Interfering atoms could help detect gravitational waves

New scheme could be cheaper than laser-interferometer designs

Introducing the magnetic hose

How to transmit magnetic fields over long distances

How nanocrystals squeeze through nanotubes

Crystals reform at atomic scale to pass through narrow passages within nanotubes

ALPHA weighs in on antimatter

CERN seeks answers to question of whether antihydrogen falls up or down

Signs of Anderson localization spotted in 3D optical material

Light-scattering nanowires could boost LEDs and solar cells

How fat is Schrödinger’s cat?

New scale defines the "macroscopicity" of quantum states

Atomic magnetometer is most sensitive yet

Device does not require shielding from external fields

Third Bell loophole closed for photons

Quantum mechanics triumphs once again

First light from molybdenite transistors

Atom-thick materials could find use in optoelectronics

Alice and Bob communicate without transferring a single photon

'Quantum Zeno effect' allows for particle-free transfer

Topological insulator created for light

Surface propagation undeterred by defects