Ordering electron and nuclear spins in quantum wires
Spontaneous magnetic order of spins observed at 0.1 K
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Rise and fall of an electrical genius
W Bernard Carlson's biography of Nikola Tesla begins well but descends along with its subject, according to reviewer David Goodstein
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Physicists discover 3D versions of graphene
Two compounds have Dirac cones in the bulk
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Our favourite pictures of 2013
From shape-shifting metals and evolving bubbles to ancient light
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A romantic scientist
A "magnificent and superior" biography of the 19th-century Danish scientist Hans Christian Ørsted, reviewed by Anja Skaar Jacobsen
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Unpaired spins make graphene magnetic
Ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic ordering persists above room temperature
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Blue could be the colour for quantum computers
Electrons in dye molecule have surprisingly long decoherence time
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When few become many: forming a Fermi sea
Four fermions suffice in 1D ultracold systems
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Detecting blood-iron levels with tiny diamonds
Novel biosensor can measure weak magnetic fields
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Molecules line up in laser grid
Long-range interactions between cold molecules could allow studies of quantum magnetism
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