Do citations take the shine off the Nobel prize?
The path to Stockholm is not as clear as it once was, researchers claim
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Spinning electrons make for an unconventional metal
Simple exception to Landau-Fermi liquid could provide new route to spintronics
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Entanglement remains a mystery
Swiss experiment implies information would have to travel thousands of times faster than light to explain quantum entanglement
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Camera captures at record rate
Researchers unveil system with “unprecedented” image quality, frame rate and frame count
LHC sees first protons
World’s most powerful particle collider passes major milestone towards September switch-on
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The most direct signal of dark energy?
A recent analysis of the so-called Integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect could help physicists to understand the mysterious entity
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Carbon nanotubes, but without the ‘nano’
New structures are 30 times stronger than Kevlar, say researchers
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Stretching the boundaries of electronics
Material can be stretched by up to 70% and is still electrically conductive
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CERN points to early September start-up date for LHC
First attempt to circulate proton beams at Large Hadron Collider to be made in just over a month
Dark-matter simulation reveals lumpy haloes
Researchers say simulation is the most detailed yet
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