Nanotubes feel the heat
Carbon nanotubes make versatile nano-sized thermometers
New letters expose war-time secrets
Previously unseen letters by Niels Bohr reveal why Werner Heisenberg visited him in 1941
Max Perutz
Pioneer in protein crystallography dies at the age of 87
Sound waves size up sonoluminescence
A new technique could help to explain how some imploding bubbles emit light
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Recreating the Cresta Run
Bobsled drivers hone their skills in an electromechanical simulator
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The quantum afterburner
‘Extra energy’ from heat engine powers laser
New experiment to probe neutrino mass
Observations of a rare kind of beta decay could shed light on dark matter
Quantum wires probe electrons
Tunnelling could reveal unusual effects among electrons confined to one dimension
Materials win medals
The Franklin Institute awards its 2002 prizes
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Organics aid planetary aggregation
Dust in the early solar system could have clumped together earlier than previously thought
