Exotic materials and pulsars win European prize
Researchers studying "left-handed" materials and pulsars are awarded shares of the €1m Descartes Prize
Read article: Optical devices get fishy
Optical devices get fishy
Fish waste has attractive optical properties
Read article: Entanglement reaches new levels
Entanglement reaches new levels
Physicists have entangled a record number of particles
Read article: Saturn’s moon reveals its secrets
Saturn’s moon reveals its secrets
Huygens probe has made the first direct study of Titan
Einstein to star in global webcast
A live Internet show features 12 hours of physics activities from around the world
Read article: Nanotube foams are strong and flexible
Nanotube foams are strong and flexible
New material could have a wide variety of applications
Read article: Tiny swimmer makes a splash
Tiny swimmer makes a splash
New swimming nanorobots could beat all comers, in theory
Pseudogap puzzle for superconductors
Experiments on magnetic materials cause headache for theorists
Read article: Breakthrough for quantum measurement
Breakthrough for quantum measurement
Quantum capacitance makes its debut in Josephson junctions
Read article: Nanotubes beam out bright light
Nanotubes beam out bright light
New technique is more efficient than normal electron-hole recombination route
