Vacuum and cryogenics Research update US Nobel laureates: vote Obama Prize-winners rally behind Democratic nominee as he issues 'plan for science and innovation' Read article: US Nobel laureates: vote Obama
Ultrafast science Research update Cold fermions could simulate superconductors The first Mott insulator of fermionic atoms may lead to new ways of studying condensed matter systems Read article: Cold fermions could simulate superconductors
Transport properties Research update Shedding light on artificial atoms New technique of 'amplitude spectroscopy' works at frequencies where conventional spectroscopy is difficult Read article: Shedding light on artificial atoms
Superconductivity Opinion and reviews Surprise return High-temperature superconductors are centre stage once again Read article: Surprise return
Transport properties Research update Spinning electrons make for an unconventional metal Simple exception to Landau-Fermi liquid could provide new route to spintronics Read article: Spinning electrons make for an unconventional metal
Transport properties Research update Combination technique shows the strain Moiré technique and electron holography combined to give 2D strain map Read article: Combination technique shows the strain
Superconductivity Blog Superconductivity mystery deepens I have been closely following events concerning a new class of iron-based superconductors...
Transport properties Research update Technique probes nanoscale magnetism Magnetic and electronic structure of atomic layers revealed for first time Read article: Technique probes nanoscale magnetism
Superconductivity Blog New high-Tc superconductors share magnetic properties with cuprates There's been another development in the nascent field of iron-based high-temperature superconductors...
Superconductivity Blog Nickel-based compound joins a new class of superconductor The high Tc superconductivity community has been abuzz lately with the discovery of a growing number of iron-based materials...
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