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An advisory panel makes game-changing recommendations for US government investments in particle physics research.

Another Molecule Physical Science Undertaking Prioritization Board (P5) report has been delivered by the High Energy Physical Science Warning Board (HEPAP) to the High Energy Physical Science program of the

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A pressure-induced glass phase transition mechanism that results in advanced phase-change memories

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At the point when temperature or tension is applied to a material, its state changes from fluid to strong or stays strong, but it still

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A mile-long particle accelerator is kept healthy by an AI algorithm.

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Particle accelerators are among the most complex scientific devices ever created. With a great many sensors and a huge number of subsystems in danger of

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A reason for cuprates”strange’ behavior has been discovered, with superconductor implications.

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A new report distributed in Nature Correspondences by scientists from Politecnico di Milano, Chalmers College of Innovation in Göteborg, and Sapienza College of Rome reveals insight into one of the

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A superconducting junction made of a single 2D material has the potential to enable strange new physics.

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Physicists at RIKEN have fostered an electronic gadget that has surprising conditions of issue, which might one day at any point be valuable for quantum

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Researchers measure the onset of turbulence in a pipe that has been bent back on itself.

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How much pressure do pipes go through when a fluid courses through them, and how can it depend upon the level of ebb and flow

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To test the no-hair theorem, gravitational wave data of a binary black hole merger were used.

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A global group of specialists, including Prof. Badri Krishnan at Radboud College, has checked a significant property of dark openings known as the no-hair hypothesis utilizing gravitational wave perceptions. Their

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Smaller particle accelerators with cool plasma and a huge picnic basket

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25 feet subterranean, SLAC Public Gas Pedal Research Center researcher Spencer Gessner opens a huge metal excursion bin. This isn't your common outing bin loaded

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Friction control at all scales, from small to large

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Grinding is difficult to foresee and control, particularly since surfaces that come into contact are seldom completely level. New investigations exhibit how much erosion between

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An experimental nuclear fusion reactor in Japan has been inaugurated.

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The world's greatest exploratory atomic combination reactor in activity was introduced in Japan on Friday, an innovation in its earliest stages yet charged by some as the need might arise.