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Octopus-inspired adhesive could heal wounds

Tiny suction cups could also improve semiconductor manufacturing

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Is turbulent flow universal after all?

Logarithmic relation holds true for different channel types

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Just beyond our fingertips

An optical glucose sensor would be a boon for millions of people with diabetes. So why hasn’t someone built one yet? Kate Bechtel discusses the factors standing in the way

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Clash of the particle people

Tommaso Dorigo’s book tells personal tales of the CDF Collaboration, but these are buried under technical detail, says Gavin Hesketh

The need for speed: how Lorraine Bobb’s summer placement at Diamond Light Source influenced her career path

A summer at Diamond Light Source helped Lorraine Bobb make decisions about her career

3D printing goes micro

Ultrashort laser pulses could make it possible to manufacture micron-scale structures using additive manufacturing

3D microprinting with two-photon polymerization

Succeeding as a community

Mike Mandina and Rick Plympton describe how their optics manufacturing firm has survived in a difficult business climate

An Optimax employee examines a prototype optic

Why the laser industry needs physicists

In a field where challenges and opportunities vary almost daily, physicists' multi-disciplinary background is an asset, argues Lucian Hand

Giving start-ups a leg up

Partnerships with established firms can help new optics ventures succeed in the marketplace

The power of the blackboard

Philip Ball on why we physicists still love our blackboards

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Octopus-inspired adhesive could heal wounds

Is turbulent flow universal after all?

Just beyond our fingertips

Clash of the particle people

The need for speed: how Lorraine Bobb’s summer placement at Diamond Light Source influenced her career path

3D printing goes micro

Succeeding as a community

Why the laser industry needs physicists

Giving start-ups a leg up

The power of the blackboard

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