The coolest one
Researchers develop a refrigerator that works on magnetisation and consumes little electricity
The wonders of nanoelectronics
Infinitesimally small tubes made of carbon can now help create microscopic electronic devices
Fat burner
Fast spying
Light ahoy!
Bioluminescence throws light on replacing existing methods to detect microbial contamination by a faster and cheaper process
Sensitive explorer
The light of gravity
Highly accurate measurements about a star's features can be made by using its gravity
No such planet exists
The apparent discovery of an extra-solar planet may have been a mistake
The universe's fate
Astronomers are using a supernova's light to explain the mysteriously expanding universe
NET WORK
Makes more sense
Pharmaceutical companies are trying to develop drugs to combatfatal diseases by using the uptil now ignored part of DNWs structure
Quantum answer
Computing and trying to ensure that the system is errorless is an endless process, but the solution might be near
Sharp focus
Researchers have found the property of coherence in certain atoms which can be used as lasers
Smart decoder
Cosmic bolts
Aircraft that mainly rely on computers could take a beating from cosmic rays
Powerful option
Network
Vibrating signals
A new system will allow the hearing-impaired to respond to vibrations and alert them about incoming calls
Music on-line
Earthy ups and downs
New images of the earth's interior show that slabs of surface rock sink to the bottom of the core
Honey, don't cry
Brainy box
A neural network adept at deciphering data can help find the reasons for an air crash
Unusual flight
Taming the tumours
Two new drugs being developed in the US show a lot of promise in halting the growth of tumours
Satellite and the changing natural world
A UK company is making an ultra-sensitive instrument to monitor ecological imbalances