Camera combines graphene and quantum dots
Device can detect light from infrared to ultraviolet
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Device can detect light from infrared to ultraviolet
Read article: Camera combines graphene and quantum dots
New insight could inform how nuclear waste is stored
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Megahertz frequencies measured with sub-millihertz precision
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Mathematical physicist and blogger Peter Woit reviews Frank Close’s book that looks into the past, present and future of developing a “theory of everything”
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A comic about life as a university researcher, the blog is a “strange mixture of sarcasm, cynicism and giddy enthusiasm for science.”
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Women's research suffers because of admin requests
Read article: Female academics do more admin than their male colleagues
Magnetic skyrmions are both physically intriguing and technologically promising, explains Kirsten von Bergmann and André Kubetzka
Read article: Skyrmions: a twisted future in data-storage technology
Beating heart cells detected by tiny probe
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Common-sense defying protocol used to send image
Read article: Particle-free quantum communication is achieved in the lab