Molecules test electron dipole
New measurements of the electron’s charge distribution should lead to advances in particle physics
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New measurements of the electron’s charge distribution should lead to advances in particle physics
‘Three-photon excitation’ could lead to advances in fibre optics, data storage and medical imaging
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Iron in the Earth’s crust gives clue to marine extinction two million years ago
Physicists divided over double-beta decay breakthrough
Pulses of radiation just zeptoseconds long could be generated with existing lasers
The relationship between a crumpled sheet and the force applied to it is surprisingly complex
Compact new laser source could be used to probe the quantum nature of light
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Carbon nanotubes make versatile nano-sized thermometers
Pioneer in protein crystallography dies at the age of 87
A new technique could help to explain how some imploding bubbles emit light
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