Entanglement breaks new record
Five-photon first for quantum information
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Could dark energy be studied in the lab?
Simple superconducting circuits could tell us more about the mysterious substance that makes up 73% of the universe
Russian physicist scoops low temperature award
Grigory Volovik wins 2004 Simon Memorial Prize
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New look for molecular photodiodes
Novel device switches photocurrent direction depending on wavelength of light
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New light on dark energy
Results lend further support to the existence of dark energy
Thomas Gold: 1920 – 2004
Maverick astronomer and geoscientist dies aged 84
Extraterrestrial impact created in the lab
Small-scale meteoritic impact could shed light on processes in larger collisions
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New particle baffles physicists
Meson decays defy the rule book at Fermilab
Teleportation breaks new ground
Two groups teleport information between ions for the first time
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Astrophysics project wins outreach award
Dutch school children plan to study the origins of cosmic rays
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