Ferrofluid pump has no moving parts
Device could be used in everything from microfluidics to large-scale mechanical devices
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Neutrons for the future at the Institut Laue-Langevin
Andrew Harrison talks about how the Grenoble lab hopes to maintain its world-class position
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‘Tug-of-war’ prompts chemical reaction
No-go reaction is driven by mechanical force
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Flowing gas helps nanobubbles stick around
Tiny bubbles on wet surfaces stabilized through dynamic equilibrium
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Bacterial nanowires conduct like metals
Micro-organisms could be used to make electronic devices
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Cloak could hide ships from flowing water
Design could lead to more efficient vessels
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Nanoparticles play at being red blood cells
Stealth particles deliver anti-cancer drugs
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‘Plasmon ruler’ measures tiny distances in 3D
New device could study soft matter on the nanoscale
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Magnetic fields reduce blood viscosity
Researchers suggest exposure to magnetic fields could prevent heart attacks
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Physicists find a new angle on blood spatter
New crime technique could help forensic investigations
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