World’s “bluest” sky revealed
Brazil is the place to visit if you want to enjoy the best blue sky
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Rydberg atom mirror makes its debut
Physicists are able to stop and reflect highly excited hydrogen atoms
A sensitive approach to frescoes
Microwaves have been used to help save Renaissance wall-paintings
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Organic transistors act as sensors
New nanotube transistor could operate as an ultrasensitive chemical detector
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Towards frictionless nanomachines
Researchers find ways to cut friction at the nanoscale
Holey germanium
A new technique to make porous germanium could lead to better solar cells
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LEDs target tumours
Portable scanner could be used for the early detection of breast cancer
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Single-electron counter breaks new record
Japanese physicists build most sensitive ammeter to date
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Insects inspire artificial eyes
Scientists have made the first artificial eye using 3D polymer structures
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Spray-on silicon makes its debut
Scientists find way of making electronic devices using silicon from solution
