Electromagnetic noise could set European robin adrift
Disruptive interference seen over a broad range from 20 kHz up to 5 MHz
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Lattice mismatch opens up a band gap in graphene
Physicists find new way of fine-tuning electronic properties
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Did slippery sand help Egyptians build the pyramids?
A little bit of water cuts friction in half
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Sistine Chapel artworks seen in a new light
Tuned LEDs will illuminate masterpieces without causing damage
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How to build a quantum Newton’s cradle
Proposal to bounce wavefunction along a 1D Bose–Einstein condensate
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Chip-based optical traps shed light on DNA
Devices could be used in high-throughput screening of biological molecules
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New lens could turn your phone into a microscope
High-quality DIY lens is cheap to make and could help diagnose diseases
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Quantum telescope could make giant mirrors obsolete
Proposal uses cloned photons to beat diffraction limit
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Why an ultracold gas is like a wireless network
Discovery could lead to quantum logic circuits
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Ultrathin material glides from metal to semiconductor
New insights into molybdenite could lead to better electronics
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