New maze-like beamsplitter is world’s smallest
Device could be used for 'light-speed' photonic computing
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Nanomachine pumps molecules ‘uphill’
New molecular machine is inspired by those found in nature
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Spin currents endure at room temperature in germanium
Magnetic measurement could boost the fortunes of spintronics
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Extraordinary magnetic shield could reveal neutron’s electric dipole moment
System reduces ambient field by a factor of more than one million
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Fermionic microscope sees first light
How to clearly image 1000 individual ultracold atoms in a cloud
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Polariton refrigerator could chill tiny semiconductor devices
Physicists show that quasiparticles are very good at removing heat
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Electron pairing without superconductivity seen at long last
Tiny transistor reveals electrons marching two by two
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Atomic gas puts the brakes on light in optical fibres
New realization of 'slow light' could make quantum memories easier to manufacture
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Swirling light beams carve intricate patterns
Logarithmic spirals could further our understanding of light
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IceCube neutrinos do come in three flavours after all
New analyses suggest that there is no new physics in high-energy neutrino data
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