Physicists reveal new way of cooling large objects with light
Demonstration could lead to "stable optical springs" for gravitational-wave detectors
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Diamond defects coupled to photonic cavity with nanoscale accuracy
New technique could be used to develop quantum technologies, including sensors and computers
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The world of physics in 2015
Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen
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Our favourite pictures of 2014
From interstellar dust and galactic dirt to cracking oysters and educational doodles
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UK unveils £120m quantum-technology hubs
Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford and York universities chosen to co-ordinate new initiative to exploit quantum research
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Secure quantum communications go the distance
New encryption scheme foils eavesdroppers
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‘Quantum reporters’ measure magnetic resonance of one proton
Physicists turn quantum problem into an opportunity
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New amplifier design could improve quantum circuits
Device based on Josephson junctions offers broader bandwidth
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Are ‘weak values’ quantum after all?
Results of weak measurements can be replicated classically, claim physicists
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Quantum data are compressed for the first time
Physicists manage to squeeze three qubits into two
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