By introducing a constantly varying curvature in a nanomagnet, researchers find stable vortex-antivortex pairs, and take a step towards magnetization-based logic devices
Read article: Doughnut-shaped nanomagnets induce new magnetization states
Device costs just $10 and works in just 30 min
Read article: Microfluidic chip can detect HIV and MRSA
Data transferred to and from a single phosphorus nucleus
Read article: Quantum memory is made from doped silicon
Former comet orbits in the opposite direction as the gas giant
Read article: Asteroid ‘Bee-Zed’ shares a retrograde orbit with Jupiter
System is fastest-ever electronic switch
Read article: Laser pulse changes atomic wire from insulator to metal
Technique could be used to measure tiny forces
Read article: Levitating diamond vacancies hold their spin
Bees can be blown off course by applying a magnetic field
Read article: Honey bees navigate using magnetic abdomens
A technique that can image particle movement on microsecond timescales and nanometre length scales provides evidence that supports the “picket fence” model of membrane protein confinement
Read article: Fast live nanoscopy reveals protein confinement in neurons
Collision sent billion-Sun-sized object speeding away from galactic core
Read article: Supermassive black hole was ejected by gravitational waves
Fundamental characteristics of neurotransmission and memory formation are replicated in MoS2 field-effect transistors
Read article: Molybdenum disulfide transistors display nervous behaviour
