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Spintronic gadgets are electronic gadgets that use the twist of electrons (a characteristic type of rakish energy moved by the electron) to accomplish rapid handling and minimal-cost information capacity. In

Physics

Calculating the amount of oranges that can be extracted from a fruit stand before it falls.

Physics Article

A little group of physicists and mechanical specialists from the Universidad de Antofagasta, the Universidad Autónoma de Chile, and the

Physics

A method for straightening curved spacetime

Physics Article

One of the best difficulties of current material science is to track down an intelligible technique for portraying peculiarities on

Physics

Phosphor thermometry and ray-tracing simulations are used to measure multi-point temperatures in packed beds.

Physics Article

A group of scientists has proposed a backhanded optical strategy for determining the inward temperatures of dark-stuffed beds in view

Physics

Stripes in a moving liquid crystal indicate a path to ‘chiral’ fluids.

Physics Article

Hold your hands out before you, and regardless of how you pivot them, it's difficult to superimpose one over the

Quantum Physics

Researchers have demonstrated that quantum entanglement and topology are closely intertwined.

Quantum Physics Article

Interestingly, scientists have exhibited the amazing skill to annoy sets of spatially isolated, interconnected, quantum-entrapped particles without modifying their common properties. The group incorporates analysts from the Organized Light Research

Bio & Medicine

The size and structure of inhaled asbestos nanofibers could be solely responsible for pulmonary fibrosis.

Bio & Medicine Article

The pathogenic capability of breathing in the latent sinewy nanomaterials utilized in warm protection (like asbestos or fiberglass) is really

Nanotechnology

Nanostructured flat lenses employ machine learning to ‘see’ more clearly while consuming less power.

Nanotechnology Article

A front-end focal point, or meta-imager, made at Vanderbilt College might possibly supplant customary imaging optics in machine-vision applications, delivering

Bio & Medicine

Inhalable sensors may enable the early identification of lung cancer.

Bio & Medicine Article

Utilizing another innovation created at MIT, diagnosing cellular breakdown in the lungs could become as simple as breathing in nanoparticle

Bio & Medicine

Ultrasensitive molecular sensing via synthesizing complex-frequency waves

Bio & Medicine Article

Sensors are fundamental devices for identifying and breaking down particles in different fields, including natural observation, food handling, and general

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