New system could control quantum experiments in space
Sensing, machine learning and database technologies monitor ultracold atoms
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Salad-dressing inspired droplets could improve printed electronics
Wrapping droplets in graphene mitigates the coffee-ring effect
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Experimental evidence found for long-distance intermolecular forces
Forces between cellular proteins are mediated by electrodynamic interactions
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‘Coherent optical engineering’ turns opaque material temporarily transparent
New approach could also be used to create artificial materials such as exotic quantum magnets
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Quantum sensor could detect SARS-CoV-2
New technique might enable faster, cheaper and more accurate testing for coronavirus infection
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Engineered disorder makes ultrathin solar cells ultra-efficient
Changes to a material’s atomic-scale ordering significantly affect its optoelectronic properties, say researchers
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Three-prong photothermal therapy eliminates tumours in mice
Novel nanoplatform uses a five-minute dose of near-infrared light to destroy tumours with no toxic side effects
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Microwave metasurface is reconfigured using stepping motors
New device offers higher energy efficiency than diode-based systems
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Engineered spinal cord implants restore movement to paralysed mice
Functional human spinal cord implants produced from belly fat could help those with spinal injuries walk again
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Classical computers race to catch up with quantum advantage
New algorithm shows that the competition between classical and quantum computation is far from over
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