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A deep neural network (DNN) is an artificial neural network (ANN) having numerous layers between the input and output layers. There are various forms of neural networks, but they all

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The Schwinger Effect is Enabled by Graphene, which Mimics Cosmic Physics on a Tabletop

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The so-called Schwinger effect, which generally only occurs in cosmic events, has been observed by researchers at The University of Manchester. The National Graphene Institute's

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During Power Cycle Testing, Researchers Used Acoustic Emission to Monitor in Real-Time

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Electric power is regulated and modified by power electronics. Computers, power steering systems, solar cells, and a variety of other technologies use them. Silicon carbide

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Anomalous Hall Effect Gets a New Look Thanks to a Novel Semiconductor

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Tokyo Tech materials scientists have produced a significant, unusual anomalous Hall resistance in a new magnetic semiconductor in the absence of large-scale magnetic ordering, confirming a recent theoretical prediction. The

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The Quantum Confinement Phenomenon was Observed in a Photocatalyst of a 3D-ordered Macroporous Structure by Researchers

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Because hydrogen is a high-energy-density fuel, green hydrogen production from solar water splitting has piqued interest in recent years. The quantum confinement phenomenon was discovered

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Researchers have Developed New Molecules that Act as Energy Ziplines

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The scientific community was perplexed in the nineteenth century as to how the atoms in the mystery molecule benzene were ordered. The structure of this

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Nanotubes are Transformed into Small Transistors Using an Electron Microscope

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An electron microscope is a type of microscope that illuminates with a beam of accelerated electrons. These are used to study the ultrastructure of a variety of biological and inorganic

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On the World’s Fastest Supercomputer, Light–matter Interactions were simulated

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Light-matter interactions are critical in spectroscopy, sensing, quantum information processing, and lasers. The majority of these applications believe light to be electromagnetic plane waves moving

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Researchers have Developed Magnetic Nanostructures that Produce Strong Inter-Helix Magnetic Interactions

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Scientists have utilized cutting-edge 3D printing and imaging to provide a new look at what occurs when you take magnets to the nanoscale, which is

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A New Rocket for Deep-space Exploration is demonstrated by Scientists

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The growing interest in deep-space exploration has created a demand for powerful, long-lasting rocket systems to propel spacecraft through the cosmos. Scientists have created a miniature version of a Hall