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Ha, that's our December issue of course! (we should know, our January issue is almost finalized... going into volume 9 now...)
5:53 AM Nov 26th
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For those without access, an early version of the commentary by Tim Jones (@) is now up on his web site:
5:49 AM Nov 26th
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Our November issue is now out. In particular, this month we take a look at science in second life.
5:47 AM Nov 26th
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RT @: My Commentary in Nature Materials on virtual worlds & Second Life (requires payment or subscription)
4:32 AM Nov 23rd
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Highlighted in IEEE Spectrum - N Mat paper on how to make a perfect underwater sonar or improve ultrasound imaging
3:42 PM Oct 27th
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In case you missed it earlier - this method of manipulating stem cells with mechanical forces made quite some headlines
7:04 AM Oct 22nd
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2- dynamic pump probe studies with ultrafast lasers bring interesting results on metastable states 3- many many open questions in pnictides
9:18 AM Oct 8th
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1- interfaces and domain walls/domains is where interesting physics in multiferroics and ferroelectrics emerges, though still much unknown
9:17 AM Oct 8th
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The concluding discussion session on correlated electrons workshop turns out to be quite successful in distilling relevant trends /jh
9:13 AM Oct 8th
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Now Fe pnictides, talk by Alan Goldman (Ames). Zaanen: I,would have expected... Goldman: I do neutron scattering, I don't expect... ;-) /jh
2:27 AM Oct 8th
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Ultrafast studies (eg nice exps by group here at Bessy) may explain the classic problem on how magnetite becomes conducting at Verwey T /jh
2:19 AM Oct 8th
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More on oxides today from Berlin. Day kicked off with nice reports studying ultrafast excitation of electrons by short laser pulses /jh
2:15 AM Oct 8th
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And then there was the talk by Zaanen on combining string theory with superconductivity - cool on the surface, mind-boggling in details! /jh
4:54 AM Oct 7th
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Lesson from session this a.m.: nanoscale effects on single domains and their boundaries bring interesting results, eg in multiferroics /jh
4:48 AM Oct 7th
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First lesson from Orbital 2009 - conference organizers in this area need to invite Jan Zaanen to guarantee stimulating discussions ;-) /jh
4:45 AM Oct 7th
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In Berlin for a few days this week, reporting on the "Orbital 2009" workshop - everything related to electronic effects like magnetism /jh
4:43 AM Oct 7th
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Dissolvable glass makes better implants:
1:07 PM Oct 3rd
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David Mooney's paper on polymer implants that could help treat cancer highlighted in this week's Economist!
5:08 AM Sep 24th
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so, will Graetzel win the chemistry Nobel this year for his solar cells?
4:39 AM Sep 24th
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Pierre Hoffmeyer says that osteointegration is great when you want an implant to fix in vivo, but very bad when you want to take it out! /vc
3:25 AM Sep 11th
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