Beating the diffraction limit
Negative-index materials continue to rewrite the laws of optics
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Accelerating universe will limit technology
Cosmological considerations will place universal limits on computation
Viruses go from strength to strength
New results on bacteriophages could have applications in nanotechnology
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Dark matter remains at large
CDMS II experiment enters new regime for sensitivity
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Physics meets archaeometry in ancient Greece
Synchrotron radiation and neutrons have been used to solve the mystery of an ancient Greek helmet
Nanotube transistors speed up
Electronic devices based on carbon nanotubes have moved a step closer
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Carbon-50 makes its debut
Chinese researchers make the "little sister" of carbon-60
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Making new minerals on the Moon
Researchers have discovered a new mineral in a meteorite from the Moon
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Physics and fame
Researchers have shown that there is a direct link between fame and merit in science
Physics goes to Hollywood
A physicist in Florida is using films to teach his students
