Student from Mauritius’ Explanation of Molecular Forces Wins Breakthrough Junior Challenge

Student from Mauritius’ Explanation of Molecular Forces Wins Breakthrough Junior Challenge

Amber Kwok, 18, of Mauritius, won the sixth annual Breakthrough Junior Challenge. The competition asks 13 to 18-year-olds to submit a three-minute movie illustrating a…
To Control Quantum Materials, Physicists Use Space and Time Symmetry

To Control Quantum Materials, Physicists Use Space and Time Symmetry

Physicists from Exeter and Trondheim have devised a theory that explains how to use space reflection and time-reversal symmetries to govern transport and correlations within…
Long-range and Ultra-secure Communication Using a Nanoantenna

Long-range and Ultra-secure Communication Using a Nanoantenna

Nano-cavity antennas are used to improve the exceptional transmission of TM-polarized light via vertical nano-slits in a metal film. At low frequencies (including microwave), the…
Residential Biomass Combustion Emissions could be reduced by Using an Electric Soot Collector

Residential Biomass Combustion Emissions could be reduced by Using an Electric Soot Collector

Residential biomass combustion pollution is a known cause of negative health impacts, such as respiratory and cardiovascular disorders, as well as negative climatic effects. Residential…
The First Quantum Simulation of Baryons has been Completed

The First Quantum Simulation of Baryons has been Completed

Quantum computing has the potential to solve some of our planet’s most pressing problems, including those in the environment, agriculture, health, energy, climate, materials science,…
A More Powerful Black Hole Laser Could Prove a Complicated ‘Theory of Everything.’

A More Powerful Black Hole Laser Could Prove a Complicated ‘Theory of Everything.’

The fundamental forces of physics regulate the matter that makes up the Universe, but how these forces interact is still a mystery. The occurrence of…
New Record for Coldest Freezing Point of Water Set

New Record for Coldest Freezing Point of Water Set

Things said to as “cold as ice,” but how cold is it really? The freezing point of water is something we all learn before we…
Semiconductors have Entered the Quantum World

Semiconductors have Entered the Quantum World

Quantum effects in superconductors have the potential to give semiconductor technology a new spin. Researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI and Cornell University in…
Accelerating Fusion Energy Development

Accelerating Fusion Energy Development

Fusion produces energy by fusing light elements into plasma. Scientists all over the world are working to replicate the fusion process in order to provide…
An Entirely New Way on the Quantum Level Swinging

An Entirely New Way on the Quantum Level Swinging

Many applications that make use of quantum effects require light to be in a specific state, namely a single-photon state. But what is the best…
Developing Low-cost and High-quality iron-based Superconductors

Developing Low-cost and High-quality iron-based Superconductors

At low temperatures, superconducting materials have zero electrical resistance, allowing them to conduct “supercurrents” without dissipation. A group of scientists led by Dr. Kazumasa Iida…
A Novel Approach to MRI

A Novel Approach to MRI

Magnetism is a property of matter caused by electrons orbiting in atoms. Because of the orbiting electrons, the atoms have a magnetic moment associated with…
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