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Diamond comes under the microscope

A new twist on a well-known technique allows physicists to probe the electrical properties of insulators

Nanotubes win Euro prize

Recognition for ten years of progress towards nano-electronics

Chaotic lasers decode data

A new encryption method based on synchronized lasers promises to be ultra-safe

Nobel Prize for Bose condensates

Cornell, Ketterle and Wieman are rewarded for creating the fifth state of matter

First nanotube circuits get logical

Digital logic gates made from carbon nanotubes bring nano-electronics a step closer

Condensate control could lead to ‘atom circuits’

Chips that move clouds of atoms with magnetic fields could be used in quantum computers

How to get the job you really want

Whether you are about to enter the job market for the first time or have been in the workplace for years, many of the same job-hunting skills apply, discovers Valerie Jamieson

Life, the cosmos and everything

The notion that certain features of the universe, such as the values of the physical constants, may be constrained by the requirement that intelligent observers can arise was first mooted nearly 40 years ago. This “anthropic principle” has been a focus of controversy (even intense antipathy in some quarters) ever since. However, judging by a […]

Love and the two-body problem

For physicists who have fallen for the charms of one another, finding two permanent physics jobs in the same place is one of the toughest challenges they face

The Institute of Physics salary survey

How much do members earn and what do they think of their careers? Edwin Cartlidge picks out the highlights from the Institute's latest compilation of members' earnings

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