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Neutrons and terahertz radiation used to track ions as dental cement hardens
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Neutrons and terahertz radiation used to track ions as dental cement hardens
Royal Society meeting puts modern optics in the spotlight
Ultrafast measurement does not require ultrahigh-vacuum conditions
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Excerpts from the Red Folder
MAVEN spacecraft spots tiny particles surrounding Mars that could have an interplanetary origin
Energy is released by creating increasing numbers of tears in a balloon's fabric
Linear optical systems will need 100,000 times as many components as matter-based technologies
Excerpts from the Red Folder