Individual polyatomic molecules are trapped in optical-tweezer arrays
Molecules cooled to their quantum ground state
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Mixing water and oil: no surfactants needed
New finding could have implications for industries that use emulsions
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Single-cell nanobiopsy explores how brain cancer cells adapt to resist treatment
Understanding how glioblastoma cells transform in response to treatment, and how to stop this, could prevent recurrence of this deadly brain cancer
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New photovoltaic 2D material breaks quantum efficiency record
Material contains special bandgap states that efficiently absorb light at crucial solar wavelengths
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Nanofluidic memristors compute in brain-inspired logic circuits
Research could lead to the development of electrolytic computers
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Looking for dark matter differently
Quantum sensors made from superconducting qubits might be able to detect this mysterious substance, say physicists
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Local twist angles in graphene come into view
Scanning microwave impedance microscopy technique could help scientists better understand materials like twisted bilayer graphene
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Quantum Barkhausen noise detected for the first time
Cooperative tunnelling of spins creates magnetic "avalanches" in a crystalline quantum magnet
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Excitation of thorium-229 brings a working nuclear clock closer
Experiment suggests that a solid-state clock could be possible
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Shrimp-inspired nanoclusters enable multifunctional artificial vision systems
Researchers develop nanocluster-based photoreceptors that combine colour vision, photoadaptation and circular polarization vision into a single system
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