Photons get the quantum cloning treatment
Physicists make good copies of individual quantum systems for the first time
Earth’s magnetic field linked to changing orbit
Long-term variations in Earth’s magnetic field could arise from the eccentricity of our planet’s orbit
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CERN delays collider start-up
European particle physics lab faces up to its budget problems
The physics of classical poetry
Statistical physics could shed light on two of the most famous poems of all time
Superconductivity clue comes out of the blue
A blue-shift in the light reflected by a cuprate superconductor could help explain how it works
Binary star breaks speed record
The fastest binary star system ever detected could provide a glimpse of gravitational waves
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A recipe for female success
First ‘women in physics’ conference resolves to tap the under-used pool of female talent
Losses and games for quantum computers
Classical light and a classic riddle get the quantum treatment
Willibald Jentschke 1911 – 2002
Founder of the DESY electron synchrotron centre dies aged 90
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Astronomers see the most distant galaxy yet
Radiation from a galaxy 15.5 billion light years away lights up the early universe
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