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Dec 1, 2012

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ATRAP nails down the antiproton's magnetic moment

Result is 680 times more precise than previous measurements

New material points quasiparticles in the right direction

Metasurface could be useful for making plasmonic circuits

Quantum signal sent from aircraft

Satellite quantum cryptography possible, say physicists

Tiny rods and paddle make new thermal sensor

Infrared detector could bring night vision to mobile phones

Ultrathin 'metascreen' forms latest invisibility cloak

Device can cloak 3D objects in all directions

Amino acids allow bacterial 'nanowires' to conduct electricity

Research could allow similar materials to be synthesized in the lab

Intense terahertz pulses cause DNA damage and repair

Pulses show potential for medical therapy

Putting a new spin on photons

Giant photonic spin Hall effect observed in metamaterials

Physicists bang the drum for quantum memory

Data stored and retrieved on thin aluminium disc using vibrations

Nanoparticle coatings determine how superlattices grow

X-ray studies could lead to new types of designer materials

Micro black holes could form at lower-than-expected energies

Colliding particles act like gravitational lenses and focus energy to form a single black hole

Holographic imaging technique looks through flames

Method could be used by firefighters, as well as in biomedical monitors

First weak measurements made on optical polarization states

Technique could find use in quantum computers

Water dimers detected in atmospheric conditions

Discovery could improve understanding of Earth's radiation balance

Quantum computers turn mechanical

Qubits might be stored using a tiny piece of vibrating metal