Nitrogen vacancies detect magnetic fields in fluids
Nanodiamonds controlled using optical tweezers
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Oscar Pistorius is helping to redefine ‘disability’
James Dacey explores the controversial scientific debate about whether Oscar Pistorius's running blades give him an unfair advantage
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Hydrogel electronics makes its debut
Nanostructured gel could lead to better sensors and supercapacitors
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Frequency comb helps kill dangerous bacteria
Spectroscopy technique monitors decontamination
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New nanosensors could detect disease earlier
Device detects molecules at extremely low concentrations
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New frontiers in medical physics
Three new videos shine light on key topics in medical research
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Cavity spectroscopy does carbon dating
New technique is compact and low cost
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Hi-tech tattoos monitor brain waves
Ultrathin electronics could help those with spinal-cord damage
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Physicists create a living laser
Device based on live biological material is a first
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Bridging the gap between biology and electronics
John Rogers believes that "tissue-like" electronic devices will open up new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities in biomedicine
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