Multi-talented material signals new devices
Carbon compound combines electronics, optics and magnetism for the first time
LCDs paint a bright future
Scientists take the first step towards ‘paintable’ liquid crystal displays
Microscopes move to smaller scales
Optical microscopy achieves its highest-ever resolution
Read article: Bubble fusion: fact or fiction?
Bubble fusion: fact or fiction?
Claims of table-top nuclear fusion have received a hostile reaction
Read article: Fusion-in-a-bubble sparks controversy
Fusion-in-a-bubble sparks controversy
Evidence of nuclear fusion in a sonoluminescence experiment is dismissed by other scientists
Read article: Micro-jets make designer droplets
Micro-jets make designer droplets
Electrically tailored drops of liquid could aid drug delivery and food processing
Read article: Sound waves size up sonoluminescence
Sound waves size up sonoluminescence
A new technique could help to explain how some imploding bubbles emit light
Laser tweezers get a grip on DNA
Versatile optical technique could play a role in fields from biomechanics to nanotechnology
Liquid crystals single out microwaves
The technology behind lap-top computer screens branches out into microwave devices
Read article: Magnetic polymer makes its debut
Magnetic polymer makes its debut
Scientists develop the first organic magnet from a polymer
