Silver foils the diffraction limit
Fine patterns on metal films could lead to smaller photonic and electronic devices
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Fine patterns on metal films could lead to smaller photonic and electronic devices
Read article: Silver foils the diffraction limit
Long-lived spin clusters in magnetic compounds could be ‘entangled’
A new manufacturing process could revolutionize the semiconductor industry
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Gas jets could explain the elongated structure of many planetary nebulas
New technique could lead to super-efficient quantum communication
Physicists create the first metallic NOT gate to work at room temperature
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The first transistor made from a single atom could lead to practical nanoelectronics
Read article: Tiny transistors nudge the nanoscale
‘Ablation’ technique could be scaled up to make lightweight aircraft
Nuclear physicist is made director of the US government lab
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France, Japan and Spain offer to host the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor