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Savour the festive flavour

The complex aroma of your festive booze owes as much to physics as to what is in the glass

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Physics

A crackling Christmas mystery

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E-gift vouchers: Whose money is it anyway?

Technology

E-gift vouchers: Whose money is it anyway?

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Is string theory in trouble?

Space

Is string theory in trouble?

Opinion

Nobel laureate admits string theory is in trouble

Space

Nobel laureate admits string theory is in trouble

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Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing

Technology

Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing

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What I wish I'd known

Careers

Attack of the quantum worms

Technology

Attack of the quantum worms

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Quantum computing switches wavelengths

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Nanowires may provide innards for quantum computers

Semiconducting nanowires could one day store and process data in quantum computers, a new experiment suggests

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Quantum computer springs a leak

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Life

Animals and us: Close encounters

Opinion

Obsessive Genius by Barbara Goldsmith

Books & Arts

Earth

Festive decorations drive the plundering of moss

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