Nanotubes respond to gas attacks
Collisions lead to changes in the electronic properties of single nanotubes
Read article: A microscopic “fountain pen”
A microscopic “fountain pen”
Atomic force microscope writes with molecular "ink"
Magnetic effects seen in water
Melting point can be changed by applying a magnetic field
Read article: Turbulent transition for fluids
Turbulent transition for fluids
Closing in on the biggest mystery in classical physics
Read article: A train that runs on feathers
A train that runs on feathers
Red blood cells and snowboards inspire new approach to transport
Read article: Liquids double up
Liquids double up
Two Japanese teams report evidence for liquid-liquid phase transitions
Read article: Nanodevices target viruses
Nanodevices target viruses
Physicists explore new methods for virus detection
Law-breaking liquid defies the rules
Physicists discover a liquid that "freezes" when heated
Read article: Tiny writing heats up
Tiny writing heats up
Physicists develop improved dip-pen nanolithography method for nanometre-scale patterning
Read article: Taking a close look at turbulence
Taking a close look at turbulence
Physicists move closer to explaining one of the last great mysteries of classical physics
