Nanotubes chill chips
Carbon fins are lighter and stronger than copper
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Quasicrystals are selective with terahertz light
Irregularly-spaced holes let through more light than you'd expect
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Quantum lottery is your best bet
In the quantum world everyone could be a winner, says physics student
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Polariton laser reaches room temperature
Quasiparticles could lead to low-power lasers
Probe seeks changes in fine-structure constant
Microwaves illuminate atomic transitions from the dark ages
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Magnifying superlenses show more detail than before
Designs could make the optical imaging of DNA molecules possible
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Spins take their time to relax
Organic nanowire "spin valves" could be ideal for use in spintronic devices
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Physicists control light at the nanoscale
Polarization pulse shaper directs laser
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Hospital scanners could control cell-sized medical devices
Physicists remotely control metal beads in blood vessels
Double-negative metamaterial edges towards the visible
Fishnet structure gives negative permeability
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