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Researchers use an extremely quick “electron camera” to capture protons in the process of dissociation.

Researchers have found quick hydrogen molecules—the keys to endless organic and synthetic responses—in real life. A group led by scientists at the Division of Energy's SLAC Public Gas Pedal Lab

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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences returns to award the Nobel Prize in Physics.

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The Nobels season is continuing on Tuesday with the Illustrious Swedish Foundation of Sciences in Stockholm granting the award in physical science. The physical science

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Magnus effect caused by memory: Seeing the unexpected curveball in miniature

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Whether you know about the expression "magnus impact" or not, you have unquestionably seen it in real life. It is the point at which a

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Spectroscopy reveals the importance of diamond materials as solar-powered electrodes.

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It seems like wizardry: photoelectrodes could change the ozone-depleting substance CO2 back into methanol or N2 particles into significant compost, utilizing just the energy of daylight. A HZB study has

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Topological materials open up a new avenue for studying spin hall materials.

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A gathering of specialists has made a huge advancement that could change cutting-edge hardware by empowering non-unpredictability, enormous scope coordination, low power utilization, rapid speed,

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The smartphone employs 3D data encryption with dual-light-emitting materials.

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Over the course of the last 10 years, there has been striking headway in cutting-edge innovations, prompting a significant change in the manner in which

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Researchers make strides in the field of vector meson spin physics.

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An exploration group led by Prof. Wang Qun from the College of Science and Innovation of China (USTC) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences (CAS) has gained huge headway in

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The universe was caught preventing the growth of cosmic structure.

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As the universe develops, researchers anticipate that huge infinite designs should develop at a specific rate: thick districts, for example, would become denser, while the

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Two unique charge density wave orders and their complicated relationship with superconducting in compressed CuTe

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In a review distributed in Issue, specialists driven by Prof. Yang Zhaorong and Prof. Hao Ning from the Hefei Establishments of Actual Study of the

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Scientists make the first detection of a nucleus decaying into four particles after beta decay.

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Not all the material around us is steady. A few materials might go through radioactive rot to frame more steady isotopes. Researchers have now noticed another rot mode, which is