Excitons take charge of optoelectronics
A new way to control light-emitting particles could spark novel optoelectronic devices
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A new way to control light-emitting particles could spark novel optoelectronic devices
A powerful ultraviolet laser is a step towards an X-ray laser that would have myriad scientific uses
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The UK Department of Trade and Industry unveils its latest findings
An optical-fibre interferometer could be a thousand times better than existing devices
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Scientists reveal the atomic origin of the familiar phenomenon
The Peter Gruber Foundation rewards the diverse achievements of the UK Astronomer Royal
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The Kapitza-Dirac effect is spotted for the first time nearly 70 years after it was first predicted
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A new study likens the classroom learning process to the alignment of spins in a magnet