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- Movement of Black Holes Powers Quasars, the Universe's Brightest Lights
- Wiedemann-Franz Law: Physicists Break 150-Year-Old Empirical Laws of Physics
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- Harnessing Electron Spin: Toward a New Breed of Computers That Can Process Data Using Less Power
- Quantum Leap: Magnetic Properties of a Single Proton Directly Observed for the First Time
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- Once Thought a Rival Phase, Antiferromagnetism Coexists With Superconductivity
- Black Holes Spin Faster and Faster
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- Electronics: A Step Toward Valleytronics
- Two Graphene Layers May Be Better Than One
- Good Eggs: Nanomagnets Offer Food for Thought About Computer Memories
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- Super-Small Transistor Created: Artificial Atom Powered by Single Electrons
- Graphene's Varying Conductivity Levels Pinpointed
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- Physicists Create Clouds of Impenetrable Gases That Bounce Off Each Other
- Researchers Advance Toward Hybrid Spintronic Computer Chips
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- DNA Can Discern Between Two Quantum States, Research Shows
- Getting to Know the Strong Force: One of the Four Fundamental Forces of the Universe
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- New Kinds of Superconductivity? Physicists Demonstrate Coveted 'Spin-Orbit Coupling' in Atomic Gases
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- Physicists Isolate Bound States in Graphene-Superconductor Junctions
- Next-Generation Electronic Devices: Conduction, Surface States in Topological Insulator Nanoribbons Controlled
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