Neutrino trigger could reveal gravitational waves
Existing detectors could score the first measurement
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Friction keeps molecular motors on track
Biophysicists gain a better understanding of motion in living cells
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Don’t fret over the phase problem
Proposed X-ray diffraction technique could unambiguously determine the structure of solids
Tiny device is first complete ‘quantum computer’
NIST researchers demonstrate sustained quantum computing in trapped ions
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Excess positrons are linked to Geminga pulsar
Dark-matter hope continues to fade
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New form of carbon created
Researchers claim multilayer epitaxial graphene could be used for application in carbon electronics
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DNA twists and bends on demand
Building block of life can be transformed into curved shapes for building nanoscale devices
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Soap films burst like flapping flags
High-speed photography reveals how punctures expand in soap films
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Exposing the flaw in Planck’s law
A novel cantilever uncovers a tremendous hike in radiation transfer at the nanoscale
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Parity violation in ytterbium is largest ever seen
Berkeley physicists boost parity violation to explore weak force
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