Making the most of doping
Ordered array of dopants boost the performance of semiconductor devices
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Nanotube switch makes its debut
Simple fabrication process could have widespread applications
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Heavy ions damage DNA
New results could have implications for cancer therapy
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Water in a whirl
Electric fields cause vortex rings to form
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Physics goes abstract
Fractal analysis provides new insights into abstract works of art
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New look for Hall effect
Classic effect has now been seen with phonons
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Working with water waves
New focussing technique could have applications for wave energy
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It takes two
Short gamma-ray bursts seem to be caused by collisions between very dense objects
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Did warm waters fuel Hurricane Katrina?
Sea surfaces temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico were warmer than usual before Hurricane Katrina struck
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Nobel prize recognizes optics researchers
Three physicists share the 2005 Nobel prize for their work in optics
