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Hubble, Gemini and Keck spot four new planets outside our solar system

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Measuring ultrashort pulses needs precision

Marie Freebody speaks to Rick Trebino about the intricacies of measuring ultrashort pulses and how the devices that characterize such pulses can be commercialized

Optical tweezers: where physics meets biology

Joost van Mameren explains how quantitative force measurements by optical tweezers can unravel the mechanical properties of biological molecules

Invisibility extends out of its shell

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APS asks Obama to consider energy efficiency

Obama has faced a barrage of recommendations into how he should run office come 20 January next year...

Menlo takes frequency combs to the masses

Nadya Anscombe discovers how Nobel prize winning research has been turned into a practical product

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Excess of electrons could point to dark matter

The trick to talking science: explain the ‘how’ and the ‘why’

Rocket to study origin of radio loss in Northern Lights

First ‘bona fide’ direct images of exoplanets

Phoenix unlocks the icy history of Mars

Measuring ultrashort pulses needs precision

Optical tweezers: where physics meets biology

Invisibility extends out of its shell

APS asks Obama to consider energy efficiency

Menlo takes frequency combs to the masses

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