Heat cloaks hide objects in 3D
Thin layers steer heat around large objects
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Thin layers steer heat around large objects
Jon Cartwright looks at what progress the US National Security Agency has made in cracking quantum cryptography codes
Read article: NSA keys into quantum computing
Experiment says maybe, computer says no
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Physicists create analogue of elusive particle in ultracold gas
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A blog dedicated to the idea that "sometimes, the most important orbit is the Beltway"
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W Bernard Carlson's biography of Nikola Tesla begins well but descends along with its subject, according to reviewer David Goodstein
Read article: Rise and fall of an electrical genius
Clues emerge about weather patterns on "hot Jupiters"
Read article: Nearby brown dwarf has partly cloudy skies
Looking forward to a UK-based free-electron laser
Read article: Accelerating science and technology at the Cockcroft Institute
Low-cost, robust device could help with geophysics education
Read article: Classroom seismometers could monitor earthquakes worldwide
Quantum effect could occur in semiconductors and the early universe
Read article: Energy can be teleported over long distances, say physicists