Spins take their time to relax
Organic nanowire "spin valves" could be ideal for use in spintronic devices
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Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Fishnet structure gives negative permeability
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When graphene meets negative refraction
Researchers think that graphene could be used to make a tiny electron lens
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Computer chips cut energy consumption
Manufacturers announce breakthrough dielectric
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Giant-magnetoresistance pioneers win Wolf prize
Award recognizes discovery that led to spintronics
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Sound breaks the light barrier
"Superluminal" sound emerges from split-path waveguide
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The quantum nose
Electron tunnelling could play an important role in how we smell
Graphene makes its mark on spin
Physicists think that layers of graphite could be used in spin-based electronics
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A Casimir force for good in MEMS design
Physicists take an important step towards taming the Casimir force
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Spin Hall effect detected at room temperature
Phenomenon could be exploited in spintronic devices
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