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Particle puzzle: Honey, I shrunk the proton

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Particle puzzle: Honey, I shrunk the proton

Curious goings-on at the heart of the atom may be pointing to a new force of nature

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Tomato plight

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Fragility of entanglement no bar to quantum secrets

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New play shines light across time on women astronomers

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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What if your gluten intolerance is all in your head?

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Quantum version of Nazi Enigma machine is uncrackable

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Quantum version of Nazi Enigma machine is uncrackable

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New language helps quantum coders build killer apps

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New language helps quantum coders build killer apps

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Eating insects: Disgust is just the first hurdle

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Quantum information: Building a quantum computer

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Quantum information: Building a quantum computer

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Quantum information: Killer apps

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Quantum information: Killer apps

What might we use quantum computers for? There are many suggestions – from super-encryption and heavyweight number-crunching to detecting gravity waves

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Bug Mac and flies: Are insects really food's future?

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Physics goes social: How behaviour obeys quantum logic

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Quantum information: Are we nearly there yet?

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Quantum information: The promise

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