Graphane makes its debut
Graphene's insulator cousin could store hydrogen fuel
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Nanowires are guided around chips
DNA coating offers a route to self-assembled circuits
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Experiment resolves century-old optics mystery
Minkowski proved wrong about momentum of light
Casimir effect goes negative
Bizarre vacuum force is repulsive, as well as attractive
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Graphene transistor speeds up
Devices based on ‘wonder material’ could soon catch-up with silicon
Reasons to be cheerful
The economy may be in a nosedive but there is plenty to look forward to in science this year
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Random motion of bacteria could drive micromotors
Tiny organisms could spin a rotor, say physicists
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Superconductor switches on and off
Discovery could lead to faster and more efficient transistors
New thermometer could help redefine temperature
Tunnel junction relates Kelvin degrees to Boltzmann constant
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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 ...
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