Making graphene in a flash
A common camera flashbulb can turn graphite oxide into graphene
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A common camera flashbulb can turn graphite oxide into graphene
Read article: Making graphene in a flash
Proposed X-ray diffraction technique could unambiguously determine the structure of solids
Dark-matter hope continues to fade
Read article: Excess positrons are linked to Geminga pulsar
A novel cantilever uncovers a tremendous hike in radiation transfer at the nanoscale
Read article: Exposing the flaw in Planck’s law
Berkeley physicists boost parity violation to explore weak force
Read article: Parity violation in ytterbium is largest ever seen
Retired US Navy Vice Admiral Conrad C Lautenbacher Jr served as the administrator of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) from 2001 to 2008
Read article: Once a physicist: Conrad C Lautenbacher Jr
A new European directive designed to prevent workers from being exposed to high magnetic fields could potentially have a severe impact on research into magnetic resonance imaging, warns Denis Le Bihan
Read article: Threats to ultra-high-field MRI
Scientists are beginning to understand the extent to which the evolution of our planet has been shaped by collisions, bombardments and catastrophes. John Baez tells the violent history of a pale-blue dot
Read article: The Earth – for physicists
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Robin Hathaway explains how a user group provides a forum for sharing experiences and discovering new ways to exploit the powerful diagnostic features of residual gas analysers across a wide range of applications
Read article: RGA User Group offers broad appeal