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Stellar seismology and a new extrasolar planet.
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An article positing superconductors in which electrons pair up through something other than phonon interactions.
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An experiment claiming that hight-T superconductors have electrons that pair through spin interactions, not phonons. Also, hilarious self-promotion.
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Immanuel Bloch's group sees atoms hopping back and forth in a double-well optical lattice.
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An interview with the guy who was in that thing. You know the one. Yeah, him.
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