NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat
Nathan Myhrvold at loggerheads with astrophysicists over asteroid analysis
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Google gains new ground on universal quantum computer
Combination of digital and analogue computing methods may be the route towards a quantum computer
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Marking time on precision engineering
Watchmaker benefits from research on new materials and technologies
Leaping across the innovation divide
Jumping into action at yesterday's "birthday party" for the University of Strathclyde's Institute of Photonics
Horsing around with some innovative physics
The IOP Innovation Awards demonstrate that there’s always more than one way to, er, scan a horse
Dousing flames with low-frequency sound waves
Prototype device puts out fires without using water or chemicals
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Supporting industrial physicists
Doing more to support physicists who don't go into academia
Celebrating innovation
Four firms who bagged Institute of Physics Innovation Awards are honoured at Westminster
The rocky road to success: lessons from founding a physics spin-off
Doing science involves complex experiments with uncertain outcomes, and starting a company based on innovations from the lab is no different, explains Floor van de Pavert
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Navigating the valley of death when taking physics innovations to market
Taking an innovation from the lab to the market is hard in any discipline, but physics start-ups face some unique challenges, explains James Dacey
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