Read article: Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Ceramic insulators become conducting when carbon nanotubes are added
Read article: Nanotubes boost ceramic performance
Squeezed light breaks quantum barrier
Physicists have made an ultra-precise laser pointer with squeezed beams of light
Read article: Microscope sketches quantum circuits
Microscope sketches quantum circuits
Erasable lithography will make life easier for semiconductor physicists
Lasers tackle radioactive waste
Iodine-129, which has a half-life of 15.7 million years, has been transmuted into a lighter isotope with a half-life of just 25 minutes
Amino acid detected in space
The detection of glycine in the Milky Way could help us understand the origins of life in the universe
Dirac Medal recognizes work on turbulence
The 2003 Dirac Medal has been awarded to Robert Kraichnan and Vladimir Zakharov
Read article: Quantum logic gate lights up
Quantum logic gate lights up
An all-optical quantum gate has been made in a semiconductor quantum dot
Where do supernovae come from?
The detection of hydrogen near a type 1a supernova could help pin down the origins of these stellar explosions
Read article: Archaeology turns to superconductivity
Archaeology turns to superconductivity
The magnetic properties of lead can be used to date archaeological artefacts
Organic devices get back on track
After the embarrassment of the Schön affair, research into organic semiconductor devices is moving forward again
