Read article: Dark energy dates back nine billion years
Dark energy dates back nine billion years
Ancient supernovae cast light on our expanding universe
Read article: Dark energy dates back nine billion years
Read article: X-ray laser focuses on tiny objects
X-ray laser focuses on tiny objects
Technique could provide biologists with a new way to study extremely small organisms
Read article: Graphene makes its mark on spin
Graphene makes its mark on spin
Physicists think that layers of graphite could be used in spin-based electronics
Read article: Gadget recharging goes wireless
Gadget recharging goes wireless
Electromagnetic coupling could charge laptops and mobile phones over the air
Read article: Climbing plants get wrapped up
Climbing plants get wrapped up
Researchers discover how climbing plants twine
Read article: Plants halt shifting sands
Plants halt shifting sands
Competition between sand and vegetation drives dune dynamics
Spin measured without destruction
Laser technique could boost quantum computing
Read article: Moon’s surface is alive and gassing
Moon’s surface is alive and gassing
Gas emissions continue to shape the lunar surface
Read article: Sound science behind glowing sugar
Sound science behind glowing sugar
Ultrasound sparks light emission in piezoelectrics
Stuff of life descended from hazy skies
Aerosols could have contributed to the formation and nourishment of early life on Earth
