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Trampoline effect could lead to self-cleaning surfaces
Read article: Bouncing droplets powered by evaporation
Sara Seager describes some of the signatures of life
Read article: How can we find life on distant planets?
Theorist Mary Gaillard’s memoir of life at CERN in the 1960s sparkles with insights, while an overview of the hunt for the rarest metals on Earth fails to deliver the goods
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Study finds that institutions occupy 'brokerage positions'
Read article: Leading universities form funding ‘clique’
Miniature loudspeakers create acoustic holograms, which levitate particles
Read article: Sonic tractor beam can manipulate objects in mid-air
A Master's degree in physics can open many doors, but is it the right step for your career? Alaina G Levine explores the options
Read article: The Master’s route
New research delves into the mechanics of aggregated fire ants
Read article: Swarming fire ants show solid and liquid properties
Neutron charge imbalance could explain lack of antimatter
Read article: Ultracold neutrons put a new spin on neutron dipole measurements
Architect Tony Ling outlines the main design features of this new centre for investigating graphene and its applications
Read article: National Graphene Institute – a video tour
A blog where astronomy PhD students write bite-sized summaries of recent astronomy papers for undergraduates
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