Lasers look inside human bones
Spectroscopy could help medics detect bone disease
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Single molecule switches light
World's smallest optical transistor brings optical computers a step closer
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Alan Guth bags Isaac Newton medal
Inflationary universe pioneer to be honoured in London
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Intense X-rays expose Alzheimer’s disease
Diffraction enhanced X-ray imaging promises better brain scans
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Diamond targets biological threats
Tiny detectors could warn of hazardous conditions
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UK physics hit by new cuts
Science and Technology Facilities Council outlines reduced programme for 2009-10
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Galactic link to climate change in doubt
Sun’s passage through spiral arms not correlated with climate change, says new research
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Physicists watch as sand forms droplets
High speed photography sheds light on ‘clustering’ in sand streams
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100 DVDs on one disc within three years?
Data stored using micro-holograms
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Tiny ratchet could lead to ‘cancer traps’
Device sorts good cells from bad
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