How to weigh tiny objects using sound
Simple, low-cost device could be a boon to biologists
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Bell correlations measured in 500,000 atoms
Spin-squeezed states form a deeply quantum system
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Leukosomes engage stealth mode by altering their protein shell
A new type of nanoparticle, with promise for targeted drug delivery, is able to evade the host immune system
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Soliton molecules dance in a kaleidoscope of light
Control of light pulses could benefit pump-probe spectroscopy
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Researchers see inside integrated circuits at high resolution
Manufacturing highly complex, nanoscale electronics is one thing, but how can we then image them to check what we’ve made?
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Jumping droplets could cool computer chips
Curious effect could remove heat from hot spots
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Miniature X-ray detector uses nano-antenna
Microscale device could be used to measure radiation inside the body
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Doughnut-shaped nanomagnets induce new magnetization states
By introducing a constantly varying curvature in a nanomagnet, researchers find stable vortex-antivortex pairs, and take a step towards magnetization-based logic devices
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Microfluidic chip can detect HIV and MRSA
Device costs just $10 and works in just 30 min
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Quantum memory is made from doped silicon
Data transferred to and from a single phosphorus nucleus
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