Flying ‘jellyfish’ is self-stabilizing
Tiny aircraft is unique among animal-inspired flyers
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Our favourite pictures of 2013
From shape-shifting metals and evolving bubbles to ancient light
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Biophysics ‘rollercoaster ride’ wins Physics World’s 2013 Book of the Year
A book that applies physics and biology to the conundrum of human consciousness edges out other contenders in a strong field
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Nanotubes give Raman spectroscopy a boost
Signals amplified one million times
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Shedding new light on old art
Martin Fischer shows the benefits for the art world of the laser-based technique of pump–probe microscopy
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Viruses breathe new life into batteries
Nanofabrication method is environmentally friendly
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Web life: Empirical Zeal
A blog about physics and evolutionary biology that packs a quantitative punch
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Thermal technique improves blood-flow measurements
New ultrasound method visualizes slow-flowing blood
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Locust eardrum is a tiny frequency analyser
Insect study could lead to better microphones
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Building the perfect lens with metamaterials
A theorized "perfect" microscope could have a dramatic impact on nanotechnology and the biosciences
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