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The gold that makes up your most valuable gems might have been fashioned in a fierce, vast impact millions or billions of light years away between two neutron stars. A

Quantum Physics

A New Study Shows That Quantum Computers Are Better at Guessing

Quantum Physics Article

The first author, Dr. Bibek Pokharel, a Research Scientist at IBM Quantum, and Daniel Lidar, the Viterbi Professor of Engineering

Astronomy & Space

The stickiness of cosmic dust aggregates depends on their size, either sticking or bouncing.

Astronomy & Space Article

Microparticle dust totals, which are remembered to assume a part in the development of new planets, are less inclined to

Biotechnology

A new sensor that mimics cell membrane processes may allow for the screening of malignancies that are challenging to diagnose.

Biotechnology Article

Drawing motivation from regular tactile frameworks, a MIT-drove group has planned a clever sensor that could recognize the very particles

Energy & Green Tech

A novel approach to the design of high-entropy electrolytes for lithium metal batteries

Energy & Green Tech Article

To fulfill the developing requests of the gadget business, architects and material researchers are attempting to work on the exhibition

Chemistry

Finding Band Topology Characteristics in Amorphous Thin Films

Chemistry Article

With a focus on the shape or topology, of these unique materials' electronic structures (electronic bands), researchers have been investigating them in recent years. Their peculiar geometry in topological materials

Environment