Proteins wander through whorls and vortices
Self-organized system could shed light on collective behaviour
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Self-organized system could shed light on collective behaviour
Read article: Proteins wander through whorls and vortices
Brian Clegg reviews Leon Lederman and Christopher Hill's Quantum Physics for Poets
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Data transmitted 1 km using elusive particles
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Rare decay glimpsed in unstable beryllium
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UK start-up creates printable, thin-film solar cells
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Device has an "efficiency" of greater than 200%
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Fusilli-shaped waves could boost wireless capacity
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Mike Weightman says improving nuclear safety should never stop
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Lithium-7 could be isolated without toxic mercury
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Books on waves, mathematical puzzles and quantum analogies, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris
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