Physics & Astronomy

Physics & Astronomy

Unlocking Ultrafast Solid-State Physics: New Light Control Techniques

Physicists can now control light in both time and space with hitherto unimagined precision. This is particularly true for the ability to generate ultrashort…

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Detecting Individual Impurity Atoms in Graphene Innovation

Graphene is made of a two-dimensional layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice. The strong bonds between the carbon atoms make graphene extremely…

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New Space Surveillance Capabilities by GESTRA in Germany

Due to its many years of experience in the area of space observation with radar, Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR is a…

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MIPT delivers world's first biosensor chips based on copper and graphene oxide

Biosensor chips are used by pharmaceutical companies to develop drugs. These chips are also indispensable for studying the kinetics of molecular interactions….

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Quantum Physicists Set New Record in Quantum Entanglement

Some of the new quantum technologies ranging from extremely precise sensors to universal quantum computers require a large number of quantum bits in order to…

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SPHERE Discovers Unique Discs Around Young Stars

These discs are wildly different in size and shape — some contain bright rings, some dark rings, and some even resemble hamburgers. They also differ…

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Cosmic Gorilla Effect: A Barrier to Detecting Alien Signals

One of the problems that have long intrigued experts in cosmology is how to detect possible extraterrestrial signals. Are we really looking in the right…

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NIST’s New Chip: A Mini Toolkit for Future Quantum Sensors

As described in Optica, NIST's prototype chip was used to generate infrared light at a wavelength of 780 nanometers, precisely enough to be used as a length…

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Nano-Shimmy: Miniaturizing Mechanical Oscillators for Innovation

The entire system, no bigger than a red blood cell, has myriad technological applications. It offers new ways to miniaturize mechanical oscillators, improve…

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'Frogs' and 'mushrooms' bubble up in quantum fluids

Quantum fluids may mix in very weird ways, according to new computer simulations of exotic states of matter known as Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs).

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Nanoparticle Collisions: Advancing Brain Injury Protection

Helmets that do a better job of preventing concussions and other brain injuries. Earphones that protect people from damaging noises. Devices that convert…

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Exploring Large Exoplanets: Insights into Neptune-Like Worlds

Large planets similar to Neptune or Jupiter, orbiting 50 times closer to their star than the Earth does from the Sun, are thought to be composed of…

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Understanding Radiation Risks for Astronauts in Space

Alongside the well-known hazards of space — freezing temperatures, crushing pressures, isolation — astronauts also face risks from radiation, which can cause…

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Bent Fibers: Unlocking Water Retention Potential

Inspired by the large droplets that form on a leaf tip or other thin filament, a team of researchers from Utah State University, University of Liège, Belgium,…

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German-French Team Unveils Anti-Aging in Metallic Glasses

Unlike conventional metals, metallic glasses have a disordered atomic structure. This disorder is central to their behavior and enhances their properties with…

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Exploring Black Holes in Perseus A: Insights and Discoveries

Black holes weighing as much as several billion times the mass of our Sun are found at the centres of all massive galaxies. It has been known for long that…

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