Diamond bull’s-eye collects polarized photons at a rapid rate
Circular grating could give quantum technologies a boost
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Nanowire-based electrode could lead to better supercapacitors
Breakthrough could mean smaller and lighter energy-storage systems
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Graphene quantum dots split Cooper pairs
Quantum computers could benefit from new source of entangled electrons
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Diamond defects coupled to photonic cavity with nanoscale accuracy
New technique could be used to develop quantum technologies, including sensors and computers
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The world of physics in 2015
Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen
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Physics World’s 2014 Book of the Year honours materials that matter
Mark Miodownik's love letter to materials science comes first in a strong shortlist
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Book of the Year 2014
Which book received the highest honours in our list of the year's best popular-physics titles?
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New 3D topological insulator is the nearest to perfection yet
BiSbTeSe2 behaves just how theory says it should
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Plasmons convert light into a voltage
Discovery of 'plasmoelectric effect' could lead to new solar cells
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Material gives up its spin-splitting secrets
Unexpected discovery of giant spin-splitting could boost spintronics
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