Dirac Medal goes to condensed matter physicists
Prize recognizes work of Sam Edwards at Cambridge and Patrick Lee at MIT
Purity pays off for nanotubes
New approach improves performance for carbon-based devices
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Atomic crystals go 2D
One-atom-thick materials created
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Jack Kilby: 1923–2005
Inventor of the integrated circuit dies at 81
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Oxygen loses its magnetism under pressure
A solid-state transformation that physicists had long thought might occur has finally been observed
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Unconventional wisdom
Plutonium compound bridges superconducting extremes
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Counting electrons one by one
Novel device could lead to new standard for electric current
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Nanobelts tackle nerve gases
New approach leads to better sensors to detect toxic gases
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Wolf prize goes to atomic physicist
Daniel Kleppner of MIT has won the 2005 Wolf prize
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Nanotubes respond to gas attacks
Collisions lead to changes in the electronic properties of single nanotubes
