Read article: Spotting explosives with a puff of air
Spotting explosives with a puff of air
Novel spectrometry technique for airport scanners
Read article: Spotting explosives with a puff of air
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Happy birthday to the laser
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David Willetts named as UK science minister
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The laser at 50
Celebrate the laser's golden jubilee by downloading a free PDF of the May issue of Physics World...
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The cool universe
The BBC gets out its infrared telescope...
