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Soft matter and liquids

Quantum-dot device detects DNA

New sensor could be used to detect disease

Nanowires are guided around chips

DNA coating offers a route to self-assembled circuits

Reasons to be cheerful

The economy may be in a nosedive but there is plenty to look forward to in science this year

Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors

Tiny organisms could spin a rotor, say physicists

‘Uncontrollable’ nuclei sharpen up MRI

The solution to a theoretical puzzle could provide the basis for improved MRI techniques.

Spinning drops could model black holes

Water droplets take on strange shapes when levitated and spun

Renewable energy source inspired by fish

Device exploits vortices generated by slow-moving currents

European synchrotron secures €177m upgrade

New beamlines will allow nanometre-scale experiments at Grenoble lab

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

Tunnelling electrons could drive nanomotors

Tiny rotors are inspired by biological motors

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