How can we see individual atoms?
An introduction to scanning tunnelling microscopy
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Read article: How can we see individual atoms?
Imaging technology does away with ink and paper
Read article: New forensic shoeprint system relies on total internal reflection
Material can cut bacterial membranes acting as a "nano-knife"
Read article: Tapping into graphene-oxide’s antibacterial properties to fight infections
How a physics degree can take you to a farm in Uganda
Read article: Faces of Physics: working in green energy
John Saunders explains how a fluid can flow without friction
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A student-run blog about nuclear energy, safety and policy
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A book on how Ernest Lawrence and his cyclotrons pioneered a new way of doing science, reviewed by David Wark
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Algorithm uses chance to devise scenarios that are beyond human imagination
Read article: Computer program dreams up new quantum experiments
Experiment at China Jinping Underground Laboratory would measure solar and geoneutrinos
Read article: World’s deepest lab targets neutrinos
The life and legacy of Mary Somerville, who will appear on the new RBS £10
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