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Quantum dots control brain cells for the first time

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Quantum dots control brain cells for the first time

Using quantum dots to generate brain signals offers new potential for treating blindness, Alzheimer's and even depression

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Asteroid orbits modelled in a single atom

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Lazy photon among the missing in exotic LHC roll call

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Lazy photon among the missing in exotic LHC roll call

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Wheat will age prematurely in a warmer world

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Wheat will age prematurely in a warmer world

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First quantum jiggles detected in solid object

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First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits

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First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits

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The happiness equation – the making of a satisfied scientist

The happiness equation – the making of a satisfied scientist

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Superstuff: When quantum goes big

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Superstuff: When quantum goes big

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Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

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Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

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Higgs result means elegant universe is back in vogue

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Higgs result means elegant universe is back in vogue

Recent hints of the Higgs boson help explain why we have not seen evidence of supersymmetry yet – and point to fresh ways to focus the search

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Eight lazy ways to lose weight

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Seasonal stalactites: The sharp end of icicle science

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Salad-bar strategy: The battle of the buffet

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Cold-blooded cognition: Tortoises quick on the uptake

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