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Read article: Tiny particles dance around each other in near-zero gravity Vacuum and cryogenics Research update Tiny particles dance around each other in near-zero gravity $20,000 camera is dropped 3 m to understand how planets are formed
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Read article: CLOUD experiment at CERN aids climate predictions Vacuum and cryogenics Feature CLOUD experiment at CERN aids climate predictions The cleanest chamber ever built is allowing researchers at CERN to track the microscopic processes governing cloud formation
Read article: Vacuum challenge for the Sirius synchrotron Vacuum and cryogenics Feature Vacuum challenge for the Sirius synchrotron Cutting-edge vacuum technology under development at Brazil’s new synchrotron will allow more stable and brighter X-ray beams for the study of matter at shorter length and timescales
Read article: Redefining temperature Vacuum and cryogenics Feature Redefining temperature Michael de Podesta reveals how he has measured temperature more accurately than ever before
Vacuum and cryogenics Blog Physics World 2013 Focus on Vacuum Technology is out now Find out more about the latest applications of vacuum science
Read article: Exhibition will showcase the latest vacuum technologies Vacuum and cryogenics Blog Exhibition will showcase the latest vacuum technologies Nanotechnology and big science will feature at this year's Vacuum Expo in Coventry, UK
Read article: Vacuum Expo hosts a range of technical meetings Vacuum and cryogenics Blog Vacuum Expo hosts a range of technical meetings Symposia on thin films and vacuum science set for Coventry
Read article: Magnet challenges for ITER Vacuum and cryogenics Feature Magnet challenges for ITER ITER uses complex magnets to control a 150 million Kelvin plasma, as Daniel Clery explains