Nanotube switch makes its debut
Simple fabrication process could have widespread applications
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Water in a whirl
Electric fields cause vortex rings to form
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New look for Hall effect
Classic effect has now been seen with phonons
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Metallic superfluid seen in computer
Theorists predict new state of matter at pressures of 4 million atmospheres
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Thyristors go organic
New material could have applications and also be of fundamental interest
Colloids go exotic
Dutch physicists have made novel crystal structures with suspensions of tiny particles
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Making ice at room temperature
Electric fields can freeze confined layers of water
Photonic crystals move into new areas
Photonic quasicrystals and table-top accelerators are the latest breakthroughs for these remarkable materials
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The ups and downs of doping
Impurity atoms are both good and bad for high-temperature superconductors
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Going for gold
Researchers have made a new gold alloy that could have applications in jewellery, electronics and elsewhere
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