Mechanical ear makes its debut
Researchers make life-size model of the cochlea
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Looking at electrons without touching
Atomic force microscopes can probe single-electron effects in quantum dots
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Wolf prize goes to atomic physicist
Daniel Kleppner of MIT has won the 2005 Wolf prize
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Devices controlled by thought move closer
New research could benefit people with strokes and spinal cord injuries
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All change for stellar evolution
New values for the rate of formation of carbon-12 could force astrophysicists to revamp models of how stars form
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Galaxy surveys put cosmology on sound footing
Astrophysicists have linked the large-scale structure of the universe to the early universe
Why stalactites are all similar
Computer model predicts how limestone structures grow in underground caves
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X-ray satellite chalks up black hole first
Astronomers see material complete a full orbit around a supermassive black hole
Making microscopes go faster
New approach improves the time resolution of AFMs
Nanotubes respond to gas attacks
Collisions lead to changes in the electronic properties of single nanotubes
