A SKA for astronomy
A video guide to the Square Kilometre Array
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Mattias Schmidt talks about his work as a physicist at Procter & Gamble
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New method allows 200 fluorescent molecules to be arranged around a gold nanoparticle
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Gravitational effect on virtual particles violates equivalence principle
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Light from distant galaxies is distorted on its journey to us via a vast network of dark matter. Physicists can use this to map the structure of the dark cosmic web, Catherine Heymans explains
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Electron interferometry could test new quantum effect
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Cosmologist Sean Carroll discusses his other life as a science adviser to Hollywood
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Multitude of experiments will be switched on during the next four months
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The role of electric eels and other electrogenic animals in guiding early studies of electricity is revealed in this fascinating book, reviewed by Brian Rasnow
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Get up close and personal with the Moon thanks to this extensive online archive of lunar image data
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