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The vision of vehicles that drive or planes that fly themselves can turn out to be valid in the event that the gadgets on board can figure out where they

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Theorem of the late professor is supported by wobbling space droplets.

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At a time when astronomers around the world are reveling in new perspectives on the far-off universe, a trial on the International Space Station has

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In some instances, quantum annealing can outperform traditional computation.

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Under certain conditions, quantum tempered PCs can perform calculations faster than traditional PCs.As a rule, nonetheless, quantum tempering doesn't give an acceleration compared with old-style

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Scientists explain how the best-known superconductor works.

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In a progression of tests on lanthanum superhydride with pollutants, scientists from Skoltech, the Lebedev Physical Institute of RAS and their partners from the United States, Germany, and Japan, have

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A two-dimensional array of electron and nuclear spin qubits opens up a new horizon in quantum physics.

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Purdue University scientists have opened another frontier in quantum science and innovation by utilizing photons and electron turn qubits to control atomic twists in a

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Questions about Hypothetical Axionic Behavior in Weyl Semimetals are Being Raised by New Findings

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For many years, physicists have proposed the existence of the axion as a particle. It has drawn interest recently because of its alleged connection to

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A Previously Theoretical Effect of Quantum Matter is Now Observable by Physicists

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The “quantum boomerang” phenomenon, which happens when particles in a chaotic system are thrown out of their positions, was first experimentally observed by physicists at UC Santa Barbara. They spin

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A Breakthrough in Graphene-hBN Will Boost Quantum Computing and New LEDs

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A research team from the University of Michigan has discovered the first dependable, scalable technique for generating single layers of hexagonal boron nitride atop graphene,

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With Atomic Resolution, Scientists can Observe the Effects of Heat on Materials

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Engineers have had difficulty analyzing the fundamental properties of the materials used as electronic, thermoelectric, and computer technologies have been scaled down to the nanoscale

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A new technology boosts wind farm energy output while requiring no new equipment.

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Basically, all wind turbines, which produce in excess of 5% of the world's power, are controlled as though they were individual, detached units. In reality, the vast majority are required