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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Thin-film dyes boost solar cells
Concentrators increase solar cells' power output by an order of magnitude
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Japanese particle-physics leader dies
Yoji Totsuka, former head of the KEK high-energy physics lab, dies at 66
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Quote me fairly, I’m a scientist!
Survey indicates that scientists get along with the media better than they thought
Fitting food for physics
Social physicists try to understand why national dishes endure
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Method could cut number of vaccinations by half
Scientists devise new strategy to improve efficiency of immunization
Do cosmic rays get bogged down in the cosmos?
Pierre Auger and HiRes observatories confirm rapid drop-off in number of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays reaching Earth
Nuclear fallout used to spot fake art
New technique identifies unnatural isotopes in post-war forgeries
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