Ultralight fractal structures could bear heavy loads
Structures could be easily fabricated using 3D printing techniques
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Quantum-dot photodetector offers short cut for electrons
New device dispenses with conventional thin-film architecture
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Tiny sensor measures mass and temperature
Device could detect single viruses and be used for environmental monitoring
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Smart cloak deforms to keep objects invisible
Broadband device shields objects from microwaves
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Single fibre sees where no endoscope has gone before
Instrument can make holographic measurements of tissue with micron resolution
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BaBar makes first direct measurement of time-reversal violation
Result is statistically significant and consistent with indirect observations
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Toshiba sends quantum keys long distances on busy fibres
Precise timing makes quantum communications possible on ordinary telecom networks
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Siemens and Bosch pull out of major African solar initiative
Desertec Industrial Initiative suffers potential setback
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Nanotube yarn flexes its muscles
Heat-sensitive fibres could lead to intelligent textiles
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Millikelvin cooling of large molecules is no myth
Sisyphus provides inspiration for chilling technique
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