How light can put atoms in a twist
Twisted light and atoms could exchange quantum information
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Etched glass could create table-top particle accelerators
Chip-based devices fire lasers at glass coated with gratings
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Ultrathin solar cell is efficient and easy to make
Performance of perovskite-based devices has improved rapidly
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LCDs enter the fast lane
Subtle effect speeds up liquid-crystal switching by a factor of a million
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Sleepless nights at the synchrotron
A short film about scientists working round the clock at the ESRF
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A bright light in the Alps
Revealing the inner workings of Europe's most powerful synchrotron
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New atomic clock sets the record for stability
Researchers aim to modify device for use outside the laboratory
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Explaining the second quantum revolution
Jonathan Jones finds much to appreciate in this experimentally-minded guide to quantum information theory
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Tractor beam produced with unstructured light
Researchers pull objects with light at the interface between two fluids
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What is a frequency comb?
Paul Williams provides an accessible introduction to optical frequency combs
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