Physicists reveal a quantum Cheshire cat
In the quantum world, a cat and its grin really can be in two different places
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In the quantum world, a cat and its grin really can be in two different places
Read article: Physicists reveal a quantum Cheshire cat
Gerard DeGroot reviews Churchill’s Bomb, Graham Farmelo’s new book on Winston Churchill and the atomic bomb project
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New ultrasound method visualizes slow-flowing blood
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Insect study could lead to better microphones
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Our understanding of geological time has been revolutionized over the last decade by studying how cyclic variations in the Earth’s orbit are encoded into sediments and rocks
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They are a farmer’s worst nightmare but locusts’ ability to avoid crashing into things makes them the stuff of dreams for an interdisciplinary group of robot designers
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John Dainton on why academic freedom benefits society
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Physicists create sealed envelope that spans 9000 km
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New work suggests most cloaking would make objects more visible
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View on demand: an online lecture presented by Andre Geim
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