Surfaces have built-in “fingerprints”
Laser-based technique could replace existing security measures such as holograms
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Electric fields move water droplets
New effect could be used to automate experiments in chemistry
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Atomic crystals go 2D
One-atom-thick materials created
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Timing electrons
Physicists have measured the time it takes an electron to hop between atoms
New light on the weak force
Particle physicists show that the weak interaction varies with distance
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New look for hydrogen storage
Novel technique involves layers of graphite
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Commemorating 60 years of the bomb
Giant flame simulates atomic blast in Nevada desert
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Is bubble fusion back?
Physicists say they have found supporting evidence for nuclear fusion in a tabletop device
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Prizes reward high-energy physics
The European Physical Society has announced the winners of its 2005 awards
New exoplanet defies theory
Astronomers have discovered a new planet in a star system that contains three Suns
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