Pushy bacteria could shed light on tumour growth
Microbes multiply by pushing neighbours away, say physicists
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Surface plasmons reveal grain boundaries in graphene
Non-destructive technique could give plasmonics a boost
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Astronomers discover furthest gravitational lens
Lens reveals early universe young-galaxy mystery
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Frequency combs give Raman spectroscopy a boost
Technique identifies multiple molecules simultaneously
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Physicists tie light into knots
Optical structures could trap atoms
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How light can put atoms in a twist
Twisted light and atoms could exchange quantum information
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Magnetic resonance imaging done at the nanoscale
Technique could be used to image viruses or proteins
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Why 34 is the magic number for calcium
RIKEN researchers spot new nuclear magic number
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Detecting blood-iron levels with tiny diamonds
Novel biosensor can measure weak magnetic fields
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Shape-shifting metal has a long memory
Theoretical model used to create better shape-memory alloys
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