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First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits

Technology

First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits

Combine entanglement with apparent randomness to keep data on shared quantum computers safe from prying eyes

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The happiness equation – the making of a satisfied scientist

The happiness equation – the making of a satisfied scientist

Careers

Superstuff: When quantum goes big

Physics

Superstuff: When quantum goes big

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Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

Technology

Thinnest silicon-chip wires refuse to go quantum

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Higgs result means elegant universe is back in vogue

Physics

Higgs result means elegant universe is back in vogue

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Level-up life: how gaming can enhance your reality

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Level-up life: how gaming can enhance your reality

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Apps for apes: Orang-utans want iPads for Christmas

Life

Apps for apes: Orang-utans want iPads for Christmas

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New Scientist 2011 holiday quiz

Regulars

The hard way: Our odd desire to do it ourselves

The hard way: Our odd desire to do it ourselves

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Rhyme and reason: The Victorian poet scientists

Physics

Rhyme and reason: The Victorian poet scientists

When formulae failed them, James Clerk Maxwell and other eminent men of science turned to verse, with often hilarious results

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Scott, Amundsen… and Nobu Shirase

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Dot-dash-diss: The gentleman hacker's 1903 lulz

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Physics

Smart Guide to 2012: Higgs hunt is all about catching Zs

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Physics

Scrunch time: The peculiar physics of crumpled paper

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