Read article: Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors
Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors
Tiny organisms could spin a rotor, say physicists
Read article: Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors
Superconductor switches on and off
Discovery could lead to faster and more efficient transistors
Read article: New thermometer could help redefine temperature
New thermometer could help redefine temperature
Tunnel junction relates Kelvin degrees to Boltzmann constant
Read article: A feast of visualization
A feast of visualization
As physics enters the age of the petabyte, pioneering methods of visualization are fast changing the way we understand and disseminate science. Physics World presents a gallery of ...
Read article: Seeing the quantum world
Seeing the quantum world
Barry Sanders explains how state-of-the-art animations are taking over the role of classic quantum-mechanical Gedanken experiments to help visualize the complexi...
Read article: European synchrotron secures €177m upgrade
European synchrotron secures €177m upgrade
New beamlines will allow nanometre-scale experiments at Grenoble lab
Light moves tiny devices
Researchers combine nanophotonics and nanomechanics
Read article: Nanorotors move together
Nanorotors move together
Array of tiny rotors could power 'nanobots'
Read article: Bendy wires generate AC power
Bendy wires generate AC power
Device could supply energy to medical implants
Read article: Tunnelling electrons could drive nanomotors
Tunnelling electrons could drive nanomotors
Tiny rotors are inspired by biological motors
