Physics raises food standards
Food manufacturers are adopting ever more sophisticated physics techniques
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Food manufacturers are adopting ever more sophisticated physics techniques
Read article: Physics raises food standards
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Quantum phase transitions are seen in an atomic gas for the first time
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Lab bosses approve economy drive to help pay for the next-generation Large Hadron Collider
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The spectrum of light from a new laser can be tuned by adjusting its temperature
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The complex spin of a sun-like star lends weight to astronomical theories
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