Bubbles never forget
The singularities of bubble formation could shed light on black holes or supernovae
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Splashing out against tumours
The physics of splashing water could lead to more effective cancer treatments
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Laser controls chemical reaction rates
New technique could revolutionize catalysis
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“Smust” soaks up ethane on Titan
Ethane on Saturn's largest moon Titan could be bound up in dusty smog particles, or "smust".
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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.
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Virus boosts nanoparticle memory
Computers of the future could be infected with the tobacco mosaic virus
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UK physics department faces closure
University of Reading physicists are under threat
Physicist proves it’s location, location, location
Statistical mechanics provides surprising insights into where people shop
Quantum encryption sets long-distance record
The absolute distance record for dispatching a quantum key has been exceeded by more than 50%.
Nobel prize shared for cosmic microwave background studies
Mather and Smoot win Nobel Prize in Physics for shedding light on the origins of the Universe
