Virus mapped in 3D using X-ray pulses
New technique could help combat HIV and influenza
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Physicists urged to back plans for Africa’s first synchrotron
Rallying cry goes out for an African light source, with South Africa a potential host
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Gold nanotubes sizzle cancer cells
Tiny structures could be used to image and destroy tumours
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Diamond defects coupled to photonic cavity with nanoscale accuracy
New technique could be used to develop quantum technologies, including sensors and computers
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How to make tiny 3D flowers and peacocks from silicon
New fabrication technique could create brain-like electronic networks
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Web life: Crystallography365
Blogging the International Year of Crystallography, one crystal structure at a time
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Nanostructure puts the gloss on avian eggshells
Scientists reveal why tinamou eggs shine like a brand new car
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Our favourite pictures of 2014
From interstellar dust and galactic dirt to cracking oysters and educational doodles
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Laser blast makes pure quantum dots
Selenium nanoparticles could be used in solar cells and take on antibiotic resistance
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Supersonic bullets test graphene’s strength
Carbon sheet is much better at absorbing impacts than steel
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