Microparticles feel the pinch
Optical tweezers have been used to measure the refractive index of a single microparticle
Invisibility cloak unveiled in the US
Researchers take an important step towards a true cloak of invisibility
Read article: Researchers discover element 118
Researchers discover element 118
Controversy surrounding the heaviest known element comes to a close
Read article: Bubbles never forget
Bubbles never forget
The singularities of bubble formation could shed light on black holes or supernovae
Read article: Splashing out against tumours
Splashing out against tumours
The physics of splashing water could lead to more effective cancer treatments
Read article: Laser controls chemical reaction rates
Laser controls chemical reaction rates
New technique could revolutionize catalysis
Read article: “Smust” soaks up ethane on Titan
“Smust” soaks up ethane on Titan
Ethane on Saturn's largest moon Titan could be bound up in dusty smog particles, or "smust".
Read article: Now you see it, now you don’t
Now you see it, now you don’t
Danish physicists have managed to light-up a cloud of atoms using light teleported from a source half a metre away.
Read article: Virus boosts nanoparticle memory
Virus boosts nanoparticle memory
Computers of the future could be infected with the tobacco mosaic virus
UK physics department faces closure
University of Reading physicists are under threat
