09.03.14 Atoms Puzzle is a brainteaser for your inner scientist For everyone's inner scientist (or for those of us who have a soft spot for high school physics),... By D. Alves, 09.03.14 save Save share
09.30.13 09.30.13 Visualized: a hydrogen bond seen for the first time Chalk one up for atomic force microscopy. As detailed in a paper published recently in the journal... By D. Melanson, 09.30.13 save Save share View
05.01.13 05.01.13 Extreme closeup! IBM makes 'world's smallest movie' using atoms (video) After taking a few shadowy pictures for the scientific world's paparazzi, the atom is now ready fo... By M. Hearn, 05.01.13 save Save share View
01.08.13 01.08.13 ATOMS are iPhone-controlled, DIY toy kits If you're into do-it-yourself toys -- and really, who isn't? -- you're probably very happy that... By Mike Wehner, 01.08.13 save Save share View
01.07.13 01.07.13 Hands-on with Atoms: a Kickstarter-funded 'modular robotic toy' (video) Sitting apart from the abundance of health-tracking apps and gadgets on display here at the CES 20... By J. Volpe, 01.07.13 save Save share View
07.05.12 07.05.12 Researchers capture a single atom's shadow, has implications for quantum computers A very small atom can cast a very large shadow. Well, not literally, but figuratively. Researchers... By T. O'Brien, 07.05.12 save Save share View
04.02.12 04.02.12 Sensitive scales can weigh individual atoms, ensure perfect recipes Those of you who have navigated beyond using an Easy-Bake Oven will know that weighing out ingredi... By D. Cooper, 04.02.12 save Save share View
03.10.12 03.10.12 Researchers capture first-ever images of atoms moving inside a molecule The headline sums it up nicely but really, those photographic acrobatics account for only part of... By D. Wollman, 03.10.12 save Save share View
01.06.12 01.06.12 This electric wire is four atoms thick, and you thought speaker cable was fiddly (video) This should come as a great relief to anyone planning a quantum computer self-build: wires still... By S. Sakr, 01.06.12 save Save share View
11.07.11 11.07.11 Nuclear clocks could be 60x as accurate as atomic counterparts, less prone to errors For years, atomic clocks have been considered the most accurate devices for tracking the slow ma... By C. Barylick, 11.07.11 save Save share View
