Electrical charge on objects in optical tweezers can be controlled precisely
New technique could shed light on electrification of aerosols
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Can fast qubits also be robust?
Spin-orbit interaction adjustment produces "best of both worlds" scenario
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Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe?
Objects formed by exotic particles could have created primordial black holes
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Is your WiFi spying on you?
"Beamforming feedback information" in latest version of the technology can identify individuals passing through radio networks with almost 100% accuracy, say researchers
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‘Patchy’ nanoparticles emerge from new atomic stencilling technique
Multipurpose structures could find use in targeted drug delivery, catalysis, microelectronics and tissue engineering
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Accelerator experiment sheds light on missing blazar radiation
Measurement discounts loss from plasma instabilities
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Sympathetic cooling gives antihydrogen experiment a boost
Having more antimatter could help solve profound mysteries of physics
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Plasma bursts from young stars could shed light on the early life of the Sun
New multi-temperature coronal mass ejection observations might help us better understand how life emerged and evolved on Earth
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Flattened halo of dark matter could explain high-energy ‘glow’ at Milky Way’s heart
Finding brings us a step closer to solving the mystery of dark matter, say astronomers
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New cylindrical metamaterials could act as shock absorbers for sensitive equipment
Topological kagome tubes isolate vibrations to one end, keeping the other end safe
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