Ampere could be defined one electron at a time
Device could close the quantum metrological triangle
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Tony Bland: 1958–2007
Spintronics pioneer dies
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Microscope reveals spins on the move
Nuclear spin diffusion is imaged for the first time
Tuneable gap semiconductor is a first
Applied voltage causes graphene to acquire a gap
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Berry’s phase seen in solid-state qubit
Breakthrough could lead to robust quantum computers
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Uranium gives opal its shine
Radioactivity points to gem deposits
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‘Nanosoldering’ makes a clean contact
Technique can make electrical contacts on graphene and other nanostructures
Nanotube fibres toughen up
Material could improve bullet-proof vests
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Tiny rods steer themselves
Non-biological chemotaxis is a first
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Single spins controlled by an electric field
Breakthrough could simplify spintronics
