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Quantum dots could make colourful displays with unprecedented resolution
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Quantum dots could make colourful displays with unprecedented resolution
Read article: Dots deliver full-colour display
Early null results concern some physicists
Read article: Will the LHC find supersymmetry?
Kulvinder Singh Chadha muses on the age of the universe
Read article: Dating the universe
Tiny amount of water can turn a liquid suspension into a gel
Read article: To solidify, just add water
Array of metal structures has highest refractive index ever
Read article: Metamaterial breaks refraction record
New test of relativity could help find black holes
Read article: Spinning black holes twist light
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Anil Ananthaswamy
Read article: The edge of physics: dispatches from the frontiers of cosmology
What will astronomers observe in a trillion years?
Read article: Future of cosmology looks bright in a dark universe
David Weitz and colleagues are collaborating with some of the world's leading chefs to spice up science teaching at Harvard University
Read article: Ready, steady, cook: a fresh take on science teaching
A Harvard course uses food and cooking to teach undergraduates about soft-matter science
Read article: Is it a lab or is it a kitchen?