Nuclear physics Research update Mobile phones could spot dirty bombs System relies on many participants Read article: Mobile phones could spot dirty bombs
Transport properties Research update Nanotube radio goes large Thousands of tubes line-up to make transistors Read article: Nanotube radio goes large
Nuclear physics Research update Chance structure makes carbon dating possible Discovery might help physicists understand strongest force in nature Read article: Chance structure makes carbon dating possible
Climate Research update Rising ocean temperatures boost hurricanes, says study Half-degree rise increases storms by 40%
Gravity Research update Galaxy distortions shed light on cosmic acceleration Analysis will help reveal nature of dark energy Read article: Galaxy distortions shed light on cosmic acceleration
Ultracold matter Research update Two-species Fermi mixture is a first Physicists score ultracold hat-trick
Transport properties Research update Plastic converts raindrops to electricity Rain panels could power remote sensors Read article: Plastic converts raindrops to electricity
Ultracold matter Research update Light could trap and release bacteria Optofluidic simulations may lead to new sensors Read article: Light could trap and release bacteria
Transport properties Research update Solitons underpin new laser Device can be switched on and off with light Read article: Solitons underpin new laser
Surfaces and interfaces Research update Nanotubes are the new black Carbon reveals a darker side Read article: Nanotubes are the new black
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