Plasmons convert light into a voltage
Discovery of "plasmoelectric effect" could lead to new solar cells
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New microscope makes movies of tiny live specimens
Optical-lattice technique has a lighter touch with living samples
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Butterfly’s colourful trick of the light recreated in the lab
"Reverse diffraction" materials could make banknotes more secure
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Chemistry Nobel awarded for super-resolution microscopy
Eric Betzig, Stefan Hell and William Moerner share 2014 prize
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Superabsorbing rings could lead to better cameras and solar cells
Quantum effect could be put to work in a range of optical technologies
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The wonderful world of ultrasound
From levitating tiny balls to safeguarding bridges, ultrasound has more applications than you might think
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Physics World's futuristic look
Take a look at the magazine through an augmented reality device
Nanoparticles open a new window into the brain
New imaging technique could help treat strokes, cancer and dementia
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Silicon nanorods bend light in new directions
Ultrathin coatings could replace bulky optical components
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New holographic waveguide augments reality
Device overlays digital 3D images in field of view
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