Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors
Tiny organisms could spin a rotor, say physicists
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Shifty constants
Do some constants need fixing? Robert P Crease relays your suggestions, though he finds that concerns over SI units arouse still more passion
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European synchrotron secures €177m upgrade
New beamlines will allow nanometre-scale experiments at Grenoble lab
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Optical tweezers: where physics meets biology
Joost van Mameren explains how quantitative force measurements by optical tweezers can unravel the mechanical properties of biological molecules
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Tunnelling electrons could drive nanomotors
Tiny rotors are inspired by biological motors
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Electrons put a new spin on chirality
Could radiation striking magnetic materials be responsible for the 'handedness' of biological molecules?
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Condensed-matter physicist to head DESY
Accelerator lab chooses nanostructure expert as new director
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Memristors model primitive learning
An amoeba’s ability to learn can be simulated using an electronic circuit
Graphene could accelerate genomics
Tiny gaps in carbon sheets could be used to sequence DNA, says physicist
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Physicists pull off the gecko’s feat
Nanotube material is 10 times stickier than the lizard
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