Virus mapped in 3D using X-ray pulses
New technique could help combat HIV and influenza
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Ultrasound puts a new twist on light
System sculpts and guides Bessel beams
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Heart-muscle model could help pinpoint regions of atrial fibrillation
Research could lead to better surgical treatments for preventing strokes
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How to make tiny 3D flowers and peacocks from silicon
New fabrication technique could create brain-like electronic networks
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Fast-moving glaciers slide more easily
Glacier simulator reveals the importance of cavities created under the ice
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Our favourite pictures of 2014
From interstellar dust and galactic dirt to cracking oysters and educational doodles
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Physics World’s 2014 Book of the Year honours materials that matter
Mark Miodownik's love letter to materials science comes first in a strong shortlist
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Book of the Year 2014
Which book received the highest honours in our list of the year's best popular-physics titles?
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A taste for anelloni
See why a new form of pasta invented by Davide Michieletto and Matthew S Turner can teach us about polymers
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Butterfly’s colourful trick of the light recreated in the lab
'Reverse diffraction' materials could make banknotes more secure
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