Christoph Gerber: atomic-force microscope pioneer
The co-inventor of the AFM describes how it came about 30 years ago and why it continues to shape research at the nanoscale
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Tetraquarks, pentaquarks and other giants of particle physics
MIT's Mike Williams explains how four or more quarks could join together to form exotic particles or even subatomic molecules
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Enrique Cabrero Mendoza: Mexico’s vision for science and technology
An exclusive interview with Enrique Cabrero Mendoza, director of Mexico's National Council for Science and Technology, about the country’s political priorities
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Filling the world with light
Nobel laureate Shuji Nakamura on winning the prize and what comes next
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Once a physicist: Mark Levinson
Physicist-turned-film-director Mark Levinson describes how making a documentary about the discovery of the Higgs boson took him back to his scientific roots
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At the cosmic helm: how India will follow the Mars Orbiter Mission
K Radhakrishnan, chair of the Indian Space Research Organisation, talks about what is next for India in space science
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Swedish nano centre eyes up clean energy
Heiner Linke, director of the Nanometer Structure Consortium in Sweden, tells Matthew Chalmers about a new project to develop nanomaterials for energy
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Marco Antonio Raupp: priorities and challenges for Brazilian science
Marco Antonio Raupp, Brazil’s minister of science, technology and innovation, on the challenges and opportunities for Brazilian research
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John Pendry: so much more than invisibility
The applications of metamaterials – structures that can generate negative refractive indices – have long been overshadowed by the prospect of an invisibility cloak
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Sounding out the Sun
Introducing a new work of art called a solar wind chime
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