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Plasmonics propagates into new optical fields

Marie Freebody speaks to Niek van Hulst about the potential wealth of applications for plasmonics

Jenoptik looks to solar for future growth

Michael Mertin is the man responsible for Jenoptik's recent restructure and securing future growth. Jacqueline Hewett asks him how heavily photovoltaics features in these plans

Optical oscilloscope is fit for high-speed studies

Device beats the resolution of conventional devices by more than a factor of five

Magnetic shield could protect spacecraft

Fusion science shows feasibility of protecting astronauts from cosmic radiation

PAMELA bares all

Satellite data do indeed hint at dark-matter annihilation, the European team claims

Fermilab ‘ghosts’ hint at new particles

Some CDF physicists believe publication was premature

Memristors model primitive learning

An amoeba’s ability to learn can be simulated using an electronic circuit

Once a physicist: Subhankar Banerjee

From physics to Arctic photography

One year left to go

As they enter their final year of undergraduate study, six students from around the globe share with Physics World their perspectives on physics, their courses and the future

The large hadron computer

Plans for dealing with the torrent of data from the Large Hadron Collider’s detectors have made the CERN particle-physics lab, yet again, a pioneer in computing as well as physics. Andreas Hirstius describes the challenges of processing and storing data in the age of petabyte science

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Plasmonics propagates into new optical fields

Jenoptik looks to solar for future growth

Optical oscilloscope is fit for high-speed studies

Magnetic shield could protect spacecraft

PAMELA bares all

Fermilab ‘ghosts’ hint at new particles

Memristors model primitive learning

Once a physicist: Subhankar Banerjee

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