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The improvement of tokamak designs, which are doughnut-shaped fusion facilities, may result from upgrading a mathematical model to take resistivity into account, according to researchers at the Princeton Plasma Physics

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An “Eternal Engine” Being Developed by Scientists to Power the Next Generation of Atomic Clocks

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For systems like global navigation, satellite mapping, determining the composition of exoplanets, and the upcoming generations of communications, precision timing, measured using ultra-precise atomic clocks,

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Making the case for ultrafast femto-phono-magnetism

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Attractive matter can be controlled by ultrafast laser beats in the field of ferromagnetism. In another report currently distributed in Science Advances, Sangeeta Sharma and

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Quantum thermometer with extreme precision for measuring temperature in space and time

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A global group of researchers, including specialists from the College of Adelaide, has planned a quantum thermometer to gauge the super cool temperatures of reality anticipated by Einstein and the

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At Room Temperature, “Naturally Insulating” Material Emits Pulses of Superfluorescent Light

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Instead of producing a brighter and more stable nanoparticle for optical applications, scientists discovered that their product displayed a more unexpected characteristic: bursts of superfluorescence

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For the first time, annihilation of exceptional points from various degeneration points was observed.

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A group of scientists from the College of Warsaw in Poland, the Foundation Pascal CNRS in France, the Tactical College of Innovation in Poland and

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Machine learning is gaining traction in nuclear physics.

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Researchers have started going to new devices presented by AI to assist with setting aside time and cash. For quite a while, atomic physical science has seen a whirlwind of

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The complex Maxwell stress tensor theorem: A new picture underpinning electromagnetic optical forces

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Optical control of issues by utilizing the mechanical activity of light is one of the lively subjects of miniature and nanoscience. In 2018, the Nobel

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A new photonic system with electrically tuned topological properties has been developed by physicists.

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Researchers from the Staff of Physical Science at the College of Warsaw, in collaboration with the Tactical College of Innovation, the Italian CNR Nanotec, the

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Two lasers produce lightning-fast 3D microprinting.

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Printing objects from plastic unequivocally, rapidly, and cheaply is the objective of numerous 3D printing processes. Nonetheless, speed and high goal stay a mechanical test. An examination group from the