Tiny microscope aims for Third World market
Device is the size of a penny and could be manufactured for as little as £5
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Ballistic breakthrough could lead to molecular logic gates
Electrons travel with ease between benzene and platinum
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Cold atoms could help build ‘spintronics’ transistor
Analogue "may help understand problems in real systems"
Plasmons put laser light on the straight and narrow
Tiny collimator reduces divergence of light from semiconductor lasers
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Simulation points to lightweight first stars
First protostars could have been just a hundredth the mass of our Sun
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Will first LHC protons be injected within a fortnight?
Proton beams will be running round the whole ring by first half of September, says CERN spokesperson
Laser beams are entangled in space
Breakthrough could allow optical measurements to beat the 'diffraction limit'
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Superfluids point to the origin of ‘monster’ ocean waves
Researchers say wave energy can cascade towards long wavelengths
Themis reveals the secret of Earth’s auroras
Magnetic field 'reconnection' transfers solar energy towards Earth, say researchers
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Motion of exploding stars could shed light on dark energy
Cosmologists call for decades-long survey of type-Ia supernovae
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