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Erbium atoms embedded in crystalline silicon have been excited by researchers at MPQ in Garching and the TU Munich to the point where they emit single photons. Their unique properties

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A scientist has discovered a new form of atomic nucleus.

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A previously unknown atomic nucleus, 190-Astatine, composed of 85 protons and 105 neutrons, was successfully produced through an experiment carried out in the Accelerator Laboratory

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Using optical atomic clocks to investigate dark matter interactions

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Can dark matter change the structure of atoms by interacting with photons? Optically based atomic clocks: The Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) used the Collaborative Research Center

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A novel method for regulating the parameters of turbulence

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Numerous physics studies have been conducted on turbulence, a fluid motion characterized by chaotic changes in flow velocity and pressure. Despite the fact that turbulence is a natural phenomenon that

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Understanding charge transfer in organic solar cells has made strides.

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Solar cells made of novel organic semiconductors, which can be manufactured using established printing or thermal evaporation methods, are currently the focus of collaboration between

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Searching for new particles: Discovering axions could help address one of physics’ most perplexing puzzles.

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The "Strong CP Problem" is a term used by scientists to describe one of the most well-known physics mysteries of the present. Coming from the

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Researchers make an unexpected discovery about magnetic flaws in topological insulators.

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Researchers from the Division of Energy's Ames Public Lab made a charming revelation while leading tests to portray attraction in a material known as a weakly attractive topological separator where

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Ultrashort light pulses fashioned like a spring toy add a novel twist to photonics.

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Everyone has played with a spring toy at least once, but did you know that light can also be shaped like a spring? A global

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Precision nuclear physics in the beta decay spectrum of Indium-115 utilizing cryogenic detectors

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It takes more than 100 trillion years for half of the atoms in some isotopes, such as indium-115 (In-115), to decompose. Scientists can investigate the

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A new superconducting diode could boost quantum computing and artificial intelligence performance.

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A College of Minnesota Twin Cities-driven group has fostered a new superconducting diode, a vital part in electronic gadgets, that could be useful to increase quantum PCs for industry use