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Untethered microscopic robots offer new ways of probing the microscopic world

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Inner workings of the neutron illuminated by Jefferson Lab experiment

Future studies using neutron detector could help resolve nucleon “spin crisis”

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Solid-state nuclear clocks brought closer by physical vapour deposition

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New day dawns for quantum computing in the UK

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Inner workings of the neutron illuminated by Jefferson Lab experiment

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