Quantum theory and the Nobel prize
Prejudice left the pioneers of quantum mechanics unrewarded until 1932
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The hydrogen economy blasts off
Economies based on hydrogen fuel are being taken more seriously
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Energy challenges
Environmental concerns fuel the search for alternative energies
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Energy savings go through the roof
New materials and a holistic approach are slashing domestic energy consumption
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Green cars move into top gear
Manufacturers are developing vehicles that use fuels other than petrol
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Watching biology in action
PET scanning of rats and mice could lead to advances in molecular medicine
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The power of hearing
Physicists investigate how the ear hears both faint whispers and loud cries
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A Fermi gas of atoms
Ultra-cold atoms reveal the striking differences between fermions and bosons
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Those who can, teach physics
Catherine Wilson examines the many ways to become a qualified physics teacher in the UK
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Learning lessons from the classroom
Valerie Jamieson asks female pupils what they really think
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