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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 February 2013

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MRS Bulletin , Volume 38 , Issue 2: Nitrogen-vacancy centers: Physics and applications , February 2013 , pp. 192
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See if you can find the 8 differences in each set of images.

Carbon nanotubes disordered by the big earthquake

The upper image shows disordered carbon nanotubes grown on the day of the big earthquake in Japan in 2011, as compared to the lower image, which was obtained at normal condition.

Yoshihiko Takano,National Institute for Materials Science, Japan

Nanowire candles

This high-magnification scanning electron microscope image shows candle-like ZnO nanowires growing through a catalyst-drifting mechanism in a chemical vapor deposition system.

Jian Shi,University of Wisconsin, USA

The answers will be in the April 2013 issue.