Archaeology turns to superconductivity
The magnetic properties of lead can be used to date archaeological artefacts
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Organic devices get back on track
After the embarrassment of the Schön affair, research into organic semiconductor devices is moving forward again
Waves and turbulence cause a stir in superfluids
Turbulent breakthrough in superfluid helium
Extraterrestrial plasma crystals
Dusty-plasma experiments on the space station reveal 3D crystal growth in zero gravity
Cooling off with physics
Designing new textures of ice cream is a serious scientific business
Magnetic angle for gamma rays
The discovery of polarized gamma-ray bursts suggests that they are powered by strong magnetic fields in the explosions of massive stars
Molecules build a bridge to spintronics
Electron spins have been transferred between quantum dots at room temperature
Ytterbium joins the condensates
Japanese physicists have made a novel Bose-Einstein condensate with ytterbium atoms
Llewellyn Smith to lead UK fusion programme
Former CERN boss has been appointed director of the Culham laboratory
Superconductors could help Europe meet Kyoto target
Greater use of high-temperature superconductors could reduce greenhouse gas emissions
