Hydrogen goes universal
The electronic properties of hydrogen are similar in many different materials
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Insects stay cool with thermoelectricity
Israeli researchers have found the first natural heat pump in a living creature
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Mars Express takes off
The European Space Agency’s mission has been successfully launched
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New mass for the electron, in theory
Theorists are leading experimentalists in a friendly race to find the mass of the electron
Ripples in a superconducting tidal pool
Images of a cuprate superconductor could shed light on high-temperature superconductivity
Superconducting wire turns to electrical power
Engineers and entrepreneurs are keen to transform the properties of magnesium diboride into profit
Big break for charge symmetry
Why are neutrons and protons different?
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Scientists spy on growing nanoparticles
French scientists have developed a new method that monitors the growth of nanoparticles in real time
Viscount Ilya Prigogine 1917-2003
Nobel laureate in chemistry dies aged 86
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Starquakes shed light on stellar evolution
Belgian astronomers continue a 21-year long experiment to study how stars evolve
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