Supersonic bullets test graphene’s strength
Carbon sheet is much better at absorbing impacts than steel
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UK unveils £120m quantum-technology hubs
Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford and York universities chosen to co-ordinate new initiative to exploit quantum research
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‘Quantum reporters’ measure magnetic resonance of one proton
Physicists turn quantum problem into an opportunity
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New amplifier design could improve quantum circuits
Device based on Josephson junctions offers broader bandwidth
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Standards lab overlooked spy agency’s cryptography ‘back door’, say scientists
Report slams US National Institute of Standards and Technology for supporting flawed algorithm
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Entangled clocks could provide accurate world time standard
Network could join the search for new physics
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Plans unveiled for world’s first X-ray frequency comb
Device could put fundamental physics to the test
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Building better atomic clocks
Two keepers of atomic time at the National Physical Laboratory look to the future
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Tiny mechanical resonator made from just four molecules
Beam is the world's smallest man-made nanomechanical oscillator
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The lure of G
Jon Cartwright finds out why physicists are still scratching their heads over the value of the gravitational constant, "big G"
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