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Everyday science Blog Physics World Special Report: Republic of Korea Looking at how Korea has transformed itself into a hi-tech industrial powerhouse
Everyday science Blog The September 2013 issue of Physics World is out now Access the new issue, which features 3D printing, chaos in art and science – and much more
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