Latest issue (complete) No 14, 21 July 2009 (142001-145414)

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Clusters forthcoming in 2009

• NEW - Innovation and opportunity in surface engineering
• Heusler compounds and devices
• Charge transport in non-metallic materials
• Fracture: from atomic to geophysical scale
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• Plasma modelling

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Clusters published in 2008

• Streamers, sprites and lightning
• Controlling light with light
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• Novel applications of surface modification
• Ultrafast magnetization processes
• Light sources 11
• Fine particle magnetism
• Micro-pixellated LEDs
• Indentation
• Neutral beams

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