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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

Chamber simulates space on Earth

Stan Grisnik describes how NASA’s huge craft-testing facility can recreate the vacuum conditions of space.

Scientists in the newsroom

Media fellowships can help physicists improve the way they communicate their results to the outside world, as Helen Czerski describes

Diamond coatings are branching out

Chris Walker looks at some of the uses of a novel amorphous diamond material

Plasmonics scores smoothness bull’s eye

Pattern templates let plasmons travel further

Nanoscale light source can change its colour

Tiny 'free electron laser' could be used in displays

Beetle has polarizing twist in its shell

Insect makes use of ‘liquid crystal’ structure for optical effect

Controversy bubbles over particle physics prize

Award to neutrino experiment omits key contribution, say physicists

Could Fermi detect dark matter within a year?

Space telescope might find signals easier to detect than previously thought

Fledgling site challenges arXiv server

New preprint site appears amid claims that arXiv administrators unfairly reject papers

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Plasmonics scores smoothness bull’s eye

Nanoscale light source can change its colour

Beetle has polarizing twist in its shell

Controversy bubbles over particle physics prize

Could Fermi detect dark matter within a year?

Fledgling site challenges arXiv server

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