Read article: Mass detection enters attogram regime
Mass detection enters attogram regime
Nanoelectromechanical device breaks sensitivity record
Read article: Mass detection enters attogram regime
Read article: Lasers overcome the Lorentz force
Lasers overcome the Lorentz force
New approach could probe phenomena on attosecond timescales
Read article: Nanotubes join the army
Nanotubes join the army
Carbon-based devices can be used to detect deadly gases
Photonic crystals boost semiconductor lasers
Physicists in the US have made a new type of surface-emitting laser
Read article: Super-cool detector spots single photons
Super-cool detector spots single photons
Superconducting approach could have big benefits for astronomy
Read article: Frogs turn to physics
Frogs turn to physics
How can aquatic frogs catch prey by night?
Read article: Prospecting for oil with an optical nose
Prospecting for oil with an optical nose
Physics in the desert
Read article: Archaeology turns to superconductivity
Archaeology turns to superconductivity
The magnetic properties of lead can be used to date archaeological artefacts
Read article: Nanoscale sensor approaches the quantum regime
Nanoscale sensor approaches the quantum regime
Physicists use single-electron transistor to make most sensitive motion sensor ever
Read article: Nanotubes make miniature gas sensors
Nanotubes make miniature gas sensors
US researchers have built a low-cost sensor with carbon nanotubes
