Two decades and counting…
Opening this special issue marking the 20th anniversary of the launch of Physics World, Matin Durrani says that the magazine still has a vital role to play in th...
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…And now for the next 20 years
Six leading physicists peek into the future
Self-assembly goes square-shaped
Block-copolymer square arrays could shrink integrated circuits
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US Nobel laureates: vote Obama
Prize-winners rally behind Democratic nominee as he issues 'plan for science and innovation'
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Shedding light on artificial atoms
New technique of 'amplitude spectroscopy' works at frequencies where conventional spectroscopy is difficult
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Graphene pioneers bag Europhysics prize
Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov recognized for discovering new carbon material just one atom thick
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Spin-flip speed is pushed to the limit
Physicists discover a faster way to store data using spin-polarized electrons
Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
New structures are 30 times stronger than Kevlar, say researchers
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Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Material can be stretched by up to 70% and is still electrically conductive
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Ballistic breakthrough could lead to molecular logic gates
Electrons travel with ease between benzene and platinum
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