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All-in-one chip combines laser and photonic waveguide for the first time

What’s the matter with condensed matter? Getting past the relative obscurity of solid-state physics in the public eye

Quantum fluctuations are controlled for the first time, say optics researchers

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Giorgio Parisi: the Nobel-prize winner whose complex interests stretch from spin glasses to starlings

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