Lasers reconfigure the properties of novel metasurface
Switchable material can block or transmit particular wavelengths of light
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Switchable material can block or transmit particular wavelengths of light
Read article: Lasers reconfigure the properties of novel metasurface
Physicists have joined the battle to stop daguerreotypes – a prized, early form of photograph – from degrading any further, as Stephen Ornes reports
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Up to 15% of staff jobs threatened as lab shifts research priorities
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Jack Baker answers this often-asked question
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Certain peers are sceptical of the results and say the claims are premature
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Process could be used as a qubit in future quantum-information processes
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Harald Haas explains how ordinary LED light bulbs could become our portals to the digital world thanks to a new wireless communications network that uses visible light
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A newly translated memoir has Richard McCray reflecting on the legacy of a renowned Chinese astrophysicist
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Ollie Youle takes a physical approach to this biblical tale
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New technique uses infrared observations to clean up microwave images
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