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Prof. Wang Junqiang's group at the Ningbo Foundation of Materials Innovation and Designing (NIMTE) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences has uncovered the dramatic unwinding occasions during the recuperation cycle

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Investigating the transmission of ultrasonic waves in liquids containing encapsulated bubbles

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A new theoretical equation was discovered by researchers from the University of Tsukuba for ultrasonic wave propagation through encapsulated bubble-filled liquids. They discovered that accurately

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The study of lightweight nuclei produced by gold ion collisions provides insight into primordial matter phase shifts.

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At the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science user facility for nuclear physics research located at DOE's

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Stephen Hawking’s final collaborator on the physicist’s final theory

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The young Belgian researcher and the renowned British theoretical physicist instantly connected when Thomas Hertog was summoned to Stephen Hawking's office in the late 1990s. Hertog stated, "Something clicked between

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Polarized Light that has been Spatially Shaped to Produce New Structured Spin States

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Electric and magnetic fields that oscillate perpendicular to one another make up light. Polarized light is produced when these oscillations are constrained, say along a

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The first scientific evidence of sub picosecond electron bunches coming from an extremely cold source

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Numerous electron-based imaging methods could be improved by locating new sources that produce electrons more quickly. In a new paper distributed in Actual Survey Letters,

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Researchers make a Significant Step toward Developing Novel Quantum Simulators

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Quantum simulators are extremely powerful tools for understanding and simulating complex quantum systems that are difficult to study directly. They have the potential to transform fields like materials science, chemistry,

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Figuring Out how to Tell the Difference Between a Single Light Excitation and Several Others in Laser Spectroscopy

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The development of the first laser in 1960 ushered in the commercial use of light, which has since permeated every aspect of our daily life.

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Physics laws have not always been symmetric, which could explain why you exist.

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Physicists were certain that the laws of physics had been perfectly symmetric for generations. To the point that they were no longer In our chaotic

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Dynamics of a quantum system reveal universal physics

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New experiments using ultra-cold atoms in one dimension show that quantum systems with many particles change over time when a lot of energy is added, throwing the system out of