Has a quantum computer solved the ‘party problem’?
D-Wave claims another quantum-computing first
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Physicists create ‘molecules’ of light
Ultracold atomic gas binds pairs of photons together
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US researchers unveil first carbon-nanotube computer
New manufacturing techniques could lead to fast and energy-efficient commercial nanotube devices
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How to store electrical energy as heat
New approach could help improve renewable-energy storage
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Scanning tunnelling microscopy and infrared spectroscopy join forces
New technique could boost our understanding of surfaces
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LCDs enter the fast lane
Subtle effect speeds up liquid-crystal switching by a factor of a million
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Is the universe saddle shaped?
"Open" geometry could account for Planck anomalies
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Molecules line up in laser grid
Long-range interactions between cold molecules could allow studies of quantum magnetism
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Inflatable antenna could send tiny satellites beyond Earth orbit
CubeSats could soon embark on interplanetary missions
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Experiment probes strength of the weak interaction
Proton's "weak charge" could reveal new physics
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