Physics & Astronomy

Physics & Astronomy

Graphene Nanoribbons: Pioneering New Electronic Devices

Scientists are experimenting with narrow strips of graphene, called nanoribbons, in hopes of making cool new electronic devices, but University of California,…

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Exploring Innovative Laser Cluster Interactions in Energy Generation

For the past 30 years intense laser cluster interactions have been seen primarily as a way to generate energetic ions and electrons. In surprising contrast…

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Coherent Control Breakthrough in Three-Level Quantum Systems

The electronic spin is a fundamental quantum mechanical property intrinsic to every electron. In the quantum world, the electronic spin describes the direction…

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Magnetic Stirrer Levitation: Inspired by Nature’s Flea

The idea of levitation has inspired technology such as Maglev trains, and innumerable works of fiction, like hover-boards from the „Back to the Future“ trilogy…

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Fastest 3-D Tomographic Images Achieved at BESSY II

Dr. Francisco Garcia-Moreno and his team have designed a turntable that rotates ultra-stably about its axis at a constant rotational speed. This really depends…

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Scientists Cut Satellite Optics Weight by 100 Times

IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing (IEEE) published the article of the group of scientists of Samara National…

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Exploring Topology and Magnetism in Weyl Systems

The interplay of symmetry, relativistic effects and, in magnetic materials, the magnetic structure, allows for the realization of a wide variety of topological…

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First Detection of 26AlF Molecule in Space Near CK Vulpeculae

The variable star CK Vulpeculae (CK Vul) is known as the location of a stellar outbreak, a nova, which was observed by European astronomers in the 17th century…

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X-Ray Tech Unveils New Matter Around Black Hole

In an international collaboration between Japan and Sweden, scientists clarified how gravity affects the shape of matter near the black hole in binary system…

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Einstein’s General Relativity Near Black Hole Finally Confirmed

Obscured by thick clouds of absorbing dust, the closest supermassive black hole to the Earth lies 26 000 light years away at the centre of the Milky Way. This…

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Strong Coupling Innovation: ETH Zurich’s Spin Trio Breakthrough

A team of scientists working in several research groups at ETH Zurich, assisted by theoretical physicists at Sherbrooke University in Canada, have now…

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New Lasing System Unveils Unique Vibrations in Research

A team of international researchers led by engineers at Washington University in St. Louis has seen the light and now has a lasing system that produces “good…

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Sounds of the Sun: Unveiling Hidden Celestial Secrets

This sound helps scientists study what can't be observed with the naked eye.

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First Quantum Computer Simulates Chemical Bonds with Ions

The research, led by Cornelius Hempel and Thomas Monz, explores a promising pathway for developing effective ways to model chemical bonds and reactions using…

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Weighing Stars: Insights from Gravitational Lensing Techniques

Using data from Gaia astrometry satellite, astronomers at Heidelberg University investigated the movement of millions of stars in the Milky Way galaxy. For the…

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First Catalogue of Overlapping X-Ray Sources Unveiled

“The more images are superimposed the more details become visible”

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