Technology whose time has come
Joshua Pearce describes how open-source appropriate technology is bringing simple and life-changing devices to people all over the world
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Physics technologies that could change the world
Physics World video series profiles exciting technologies emerging from physics research
US firm seeks funding for novel ‘slingatron’ prototype
Device to launch cargo into space orbit
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Institute of Physics celebrates commercial innovation
Awards given for "transformative physics-based products"
In the coming decade, which industry sector will benefit the most from physics research?
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Bright spots in the Euro-gloom
Celebrating Europe's top scientific spin-out companies
The valley of death
Sometimes, it's more than just a metaphor
Starting from scratch
Mehdi Yazdanpanah describes how he turned $500 and one great idea from his PhD research into a successful small business
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Why 13 and 25 are magic numbers for physicists
Scientists discover the optimum size of a research group
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The next big thing in laser manufacturing
The laser at 50: the ultrafast fibre laser has a bright future in manufacturing, explains Andreas Tünnermann
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