Phononics gets hot
From electronics to "phononics"
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Doug Natelson on cutting-edge condensed matter
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New technique reveals complex magnetic fields
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Materials could be used in aerospace engineering
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A red-giant Sun will swallow-up Earth
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For those of you who went to this year’s AAAS meeting in Boston, now is a chance to sip coffee, recover from jet lag and go over all those indecipherable notes you took so hastily. For those of you who didn’t go, I hope that my blog has given you a taster of the symposia […]
Critics say strike is showcase for missile-defence system
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Experimental evidence suggests ball lightning consists of nanoparticles
“Is the title an oxymoron?” Harold Shapiro asked rhetorically at the beginning of his talk, The Responsible Use of Public Resources in Elementary Particle Physics. He wanted to show how one goes about prioritizing funding within the US science budget for high-energy physics. Later in his talk he posed another rhetorical question: “Are we in […]