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Nature Milestones in spin

Nature Milestones in Spin was published yesterday, 28 February 2008. Nature Milestones in Spin is a presentation from Nature Physics that focuses on ground-breaking technologies and advances in 'spin' — the idea that elementary particles possess intrinsic angular momentum, which substantially affects their behaviour. This Nature Publishing Group supplement tells the story through a series of 'milestones' marking the significant developments through the twentieth century to the present day.
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The rest of the Nature Milestones series, which highlights key discoveries that have shaped different scientific fields and enables the wider recognition of them by nonspecialists, can be seen here.

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