Physics & Astronomy

Physics & Astronomy

Manipulating Superconducting Plasma Waves with Terahertz Light

Most systems in nature are inherently nonlinear, meaning that their response to any external excitation is not proportional to the strength of the applied…

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Couple Distant Nuclear Spins with Single Electron Innovation

In most materials, the nuclear spins of neighboring atoms have only a very weak effect on one another, as the tiny nuclei are located deep within the atoms….

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Deepest Look at Orion Using HAWK-I Infrared Instrument

An international team has made use of the power of the HAWK-I infrared instrument on ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) to produce the deepest and most…

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Transforming Molecular Microscopy with Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon nanotubes can be produced with a variety of shapes and properties and are therefore of much interest for widespread applications in fields as diverse as…

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NASA camera catches moon 'photobombing' Earth

For only the second time in a year, a NASA camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite captured a view of the moon as it moved in front…

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Supercomputers Harness Lasers for Gamma Ray Innovations

Ever play with a magnifying lens as a kid? Imagine a lens as big as the Earth. Now focus sunlight down to a pencil tip. That still wouldn't be good enough for…

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Dawn Maps Ceres Craters Ideal for Water Ice Accumulation

“The conditions on Ceres are right for accumulating deposits of water ice,” said Norbert Schorghofer, a Dawn guest investigator at the University of Hawaii at…

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Quantum Matter Breakthrough: No Memory Loss in Systems

During equilibration ordinary many-body systems lose all information about the initial state. Every morning we experience an example for this behaviour. Milk…

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Quantum Processor Breakthrough for Single Photons

“Nothing is impossible!” In line with this motto, physicists from the Quantum Dynamics Division of Professor Gerhard Rempe (director at the Max Planck…

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Sharper Focus: Advancements in Plasmonic Lasers Explained

Lasers have become indispensable to modern life since they were invented more than fifty years ago. The ability to generate and amplify light waves into a…

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Juno Spacecraft Arrives at Jupiter: Five-Year Journey Complete

In less than a week, the spacecraft Juno will arrive at Jupiter, the culmination of a five-year, billion-dollar journey. It's mission: to peer deep inside the…

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Astronomers release spectacular survey of the distant universe

Astronomers at The University of Nottingham have released spectacular new infrared images of the distant Universe, providing the deepest view ever obtained…

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Mainz-based physicists find missing link between glass formation and crystallization

Glasses are neither fluids nor crystals. They are amorphous solids and one of the big puzzles in condensed matter physics. For decades, the question of how…

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Exploring Water’s Role in Adhesion and Stiction Mechanisms

How can a gecko move across a ceiling upside down? Two mechanisms are responsible: Adhesion via billions of extremely fine hairs on its feet, which enable it…

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3D-Printed Optical Lenses Smaller Than A Human Hair

3D printing revolutionized the manufacturing of complex shapes in the last few years. Using additive depositing of materials, where individual dots or lines…

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Uncovering Perovskite’s Unique Features for Superconductors

Perovskite is a material with an almost ideal structure. The majority of high-temperature superconductors are perovskite-based due to their non-ideal…

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