Giant two-atom molecules are the size of bacteria
Rydberg macrodimer is a quantum-mechanical gold mine
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What are the potential applications of topological insulators?
Why topological insulators could boost electronics and quantum computing
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First ever supercurrent observed at room temperature
Certain peers are sceptical of the results and say the claims are premature
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Ultrafast light pulses drive quasiparticle collider
Femtosecond resolution of collision dynamics achieved
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Physicists discover new state of the water molecule
Hydrogen atoms smear out into rings when water is confined in tiny channels
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What is a topological insulator?
Chris Hooley explains this phenomenon in 100 seconds
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Physics in the fast lane
Try this if you can't be bothered waiting 10 years for data
Are supersolids not so super?
The controversial phenomenon of "supersolidity" was centre-stage in Amsterdam this morning...
Icicles and hot air
Here’s two things that you probably don’t know about icicles — they are usually filled with liquid water and their shapes are defined by hot air. So says a theory put forth by Martin...
Exploding excited electron bubbles
First observations of excited electron bubbles in superfluid helium reveal puzzling features
