Structural supercapacitors take a load on
Device could allow house walls to store energy
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Device could allow house walls to store energy
Read article: Structural supercapacitors take a load on
Troubled organization to be led by physicist
Read article: New president appointed at Italian Space Agency
Multi-photon lithography and optical tweezers are among the tools driving a new generation of 3D printing that will allow multifunctional devices to be fabricated in a single processing step
Read article: 3D printing: the optical tools driving the next step
Optical sensors that can inspect and treat crops are helping farmers optimize their harvests by adjusting how much fertilizer they apply
Read article: Precision agriculture takes off thanks to optical sensors
Advanced photonics and techniques from the microchip industry are enabling physicists to develop light-based particle accelerators as small as a grain of rice, describes Joel England
Read article: How to shrink an accelerator
How Jodrell Bank Observatory became entangled in the Space Race
Read article: Keeping a telescopic eye on the Soviets
Creation and control of surface plasmon polaritons could boost opto-electronics
Read article: Tiny gold bars focus light into graphene
Dresselhaus speaks candidly about her stellar career in research and education
Read article: Mildred Dresselhaus: the queen of carbon
Fusion-reactor scientists grapple with politics and funding woes
Read article: US sanctions on Russia hit ITER council
Micropillars are the latest bright idea for artificial brains
Read article: Laser mimics biological neurons using light