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EPN IYL2015 special issue

In the EPN Editorial Advisory Board meeting, held in Paris on 27 September 2014, it was decided to have a special issue devoted to the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies [IYL 2015].
All the features in the EPN 46/5-6, with more pages than the other four issues, will be devoted to subjects related to the IYL2015. Prof. Luc Bergé, Chair of the Quantum Electronics and Optics Division of the EPS, will be the Guest Editor of this special issue.

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- The atmospheres of extrasolar planets by Thérèse Encrenaz
- Chernobyl’s Legacy: Black Prophecies’ Bubble by Yehoshua Socol…

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Physics funding at the German Research Foundation by Karin Zach
The scientific consensus on climate change – Combating a two-decade campaign attacking by John Cook
How does light move? – Determining the flow of light without destroying interference by M.D. Davidović and A.S. Sanz

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A Tribute to Jean Perrin by Henk Kubbinga
Can comments cause citations? Yes, they can! by Michael Schreiber
A look inside white OLEDs by Peter Bobbert and Reinder Coehoorn.
On inverse problemes in physics by Georges Jobert.

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The European Mathematical Society: the home for Mathematics in Europe by Marta Sanz-Solé
Letter to the Editor: crossing borders by Herman C.W. Beijerinck
An eye-witness report on how the WWW came about by Horst Wenninger
Surprises in the Hard X-ray Sky by Thierry J.-L. Courvoisier

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The SRB solar thermal panel by C. Benvenuti
The force of a tiny synthetic machine by Tiziana Svaldo-Lanero and Anne-Sophie Duwez
Making the Elements in the Universe by Karlheinz Langanke and Friedrich-Karl Thielemann

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Opening a new window on the Universe: the future Gravitational Wave detectors by Michele Punturo
My amazing experience by Ofri Kahana
Inspiring learning environment, the school as a three-dimensional text book by Mirjana Božić
Beauty in disguise – the physics behind the power grid by Christian Ohler

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Heavy ice, by L.J.F.(Jo) Hermans
Water is a vital substance for life on planet Earth. This is obvious for liquid water with its crucial role for any species living on the globe. But also solid water plays a more important role than one might expect.

Surprises in cycling aerodynamics, by Bert Blocken, Thijs Defraeye, Erwin Koninckx, Jan Carmeliet and Peter Hespel…

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Sensitive magnetometers based on dark states …

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Merging incompatible materials

Neutrinos and the hunt for the last mixing angle

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Optically pumped alkali magnetometers for biomedical applications

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