The terahertz revolution
Measurement applications for terahertz radiation are "endless"
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Single photons make the trek from space
Quantum communications via satellite might soon be feasible
Graphene continues to amaze
Carbon sheets are best at conducting heat
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Firms call for support of ‘nanophotonics’ R&D in Europe
Quantum-dot fabrication must be improved, says industry group
Physics for a safer world
A job in the UK’s Home Office Scientific Development Branch
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Mobile phones could spot dirty bombs
System relies on many participants
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Light could trap and release bacteria
Optofluidic simulations may lead to new sensors
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The best of 2007
Monthly highlights from the year in physics
In praise of Lord Kelvin
David Saxon celebrates the great Victorian physicist
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Tiny sphere detects bacteria
Device puts organisms in a spin
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