Liquid mirror shows promise for adaptive optics
Device is controlled by an array of magnetic coils
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Moving to the music
Doppler effect can make happy music sound sad, says physicist
Bubble-fusion scientist to appeal over misconduct charge
Rusi Taleyarkhan plans to fight back against findings of Purdue University investigation
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Nanotube cantilever weighs up
'Double-walled' nanotube measures mass of single gold atom
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Football fans cheer to the science of solitons
Experiment kicks-off on the bicentenary of the Netherlands's Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Graphene has record-breaking strength
Stiffness of the material is 'off the chart'
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Pumped atom laser brings high-precision measurements in sight
Technique uses a second atomic condensate to feed the laser
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Electron microscope sees single hydrogen atoms
Placing samples on graphene substrate allows light atoms such as hydrogen to be observed
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BaBar gets to the bottom of bottomonia
First measurement of ground state could improve our understanding of the early universe
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‘Anaconda’ could be the best way to harness wave power
Huge rubber tube will be cheap and almost maintenance free, say researchers
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