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Discovery could help us better understand Jupiter’s magnetic field as well as improve liquid–metal batteries
Read article: Bound antimatter ejects molecular ions from crystals
Study boosts our understanding of positronic interactions with matter
Read article: Electrons caught going around the bend
New microscopy technique maps the flow of charge around corners in optoelectronics circuits for the first time
Read article: Friction at the microscale depends unexpectedly on sliding speed
New finding could have applications for hard disks and moving components for satellites or space telescopes
Read article: Machine learning could minimize quantum tunnelling in transistors
Study identifies lattice orientations that reduce unwanted effect
Read article: ‘Quantum brakes’ slow water flow through carbon nanotubes
New theory suggests that a quantum version of friction plays an important role in nanoscale fluid dynamics
Read article: Fizzy water droplets levitate at room temperature
New, frostier version of the Leidenfrost effect could have industrial applications
Read article: Contact electrification explained at last
New work sheds fresh light on what happens when one metal object becomes electrified through contact with another
Read article: Skin structures aid sidewinding snakes
Microscopic pits on the stomachs of some desert-dwelling vipers help them move sideways on sandy slopes, say physicists
Read article: Capillary condensation follows classical law even at the nanoscale
150-year-old Kelvin equation remains valid for confinement widths as small as 1 nm thanks to the elasticity of capillary walls
