Physicists put the arrow of time under a quantum microscope
Entropy caused by quantum fluctuations measured at the molecular level
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Chirality affects current flow in graphene transistors
Novel findings could lead to new field of "chiraltronics"
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Genetic engineering boosts energy transport in artificial photosynthesis
Viral scaffolding allows excitons to travel faster and further
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Tiny terahertz accelerator could rival huge free-electron lasers
Thumbnail-sized modules could improve materials research if output can be boosted
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Protein pulling reveals a new way that molecules resist external forces
Atomic-force-microscopy study could help in the development of protein-inspired machines
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World’s thinnest diffraction gratings made from graphene
Ultrathin nano-gratings produce high-contrast interference patterns of massive molecules
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Single photons see the light
Photon–photon interactions pave the way to all-optical quantum computers
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Imaging the polarity of individual chemical bonds
New variation of atomic force microscopy can observe subtle charge imbalances
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Could quantum ‘clocks’ tread two different paths to general relativity?
"Self-interacting" atomic clock put in a quantum superposition
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Electron spins cross over in femtoseconds
New measurements could lead to better spintronics
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