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A documentary film project about the chemical elements and how people interact with them

Tiny switch toggles the position of a single atom

Switch is the smallest memory device ever, say its creators

Scanning electron microscope image of the single-atom switch

Sleepless nights at the synchrotron

A short film about scientists working round the clock at the ESRF

Artificial muscles lift heavy loads

Polymer-based devices could also generate and store energy

Photographs showing the artificial muscle lifting a mass

Physicists claim further evidence of link between cosmic rays and cloud formation

Controversial theory gets a boost from the lab

Photograph of clouds as seen from an aeroplane

Laser imaging spots brain cancer

Raman scattering could help surgeons sort tumours from healthy brain tissue

Stimulated Raman-scattering microscopy image of a brain tumour

Quantum cryptography reaches out to multiple users

One Bob can communicate securely with many Alices

To the world’s end, in 15 questions

A book full of questions about cosmology, reviewed by Virginia Trimble

Graphene pioneer Konstantin Novoselov goes Dutch

Nobel-prize winner takes up part-time post at Nijmegen

Seeing the past with X-ray vision

Revealing a pioneering technique for looking inside fossils using synchrotron radiation

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Web life: 94 Elements

Tiny switch toggles the position of a single atom

Sleepless nights at the synchrotron

Artificial muscles lift heavy loads

Physicists claim further evidence of link between cosmic rays and cloud formation

Laser imaging spots brain cancer

Quantum cryptography reaches out to multiple users

To the world’s end, in 15 questions

Graphene pioneer Konstantin Novoselov goes Dutch

Seeing the past with X-ray vision

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