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Ultrashort laser pulses reveal the precise time for electrons to be ejected from materials using quanta of light
Hashini Thirrimanne of the University of Surrey describes a new type of X-ray detector
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Optical switch could boost quantum technologies
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Physics World journalists discuss the legacy of Martin Ryle
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