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The old joke is that atomic combination is generally 30 years away. However, the fantasy of plentiful clean energy is a serious issue as we meet an ITER scientist to

Physics

Emerging kirigami-inspired models forecast the behavior of new metamaterials.

Physics Article

A customary paper crane is an accomplishment of creativity. Each crease in origami prompts the change of a solitary square

Physics

Physicists wrestle with the neutron lifespan conundrum.

Physics Article

To tackle a well-established puzzle about how long a neutron can "live" outside a nuclear core, physicists put forward a

Physics

A tidal disruption event that coincides with the generation of a high-energy neutrino is identified in a study.

Physics Article

High-energy neutrinos are profoundly entrancing subatomic particles created when quick-accused particles crash into different particles or photons. IceCube, a famous

Nanophysics

Topology and machine learning uncover a previously unknown link in amorphous silicon.

Nanophysics Article

Hypothetical researchers have utilized topological math and AI to recognize a secret connection between nano-scale designs and warm conductivity in

Nanotechnology

The movement of carbon atoms is revealed by “hot” graphene.

Nanotechnology Article

The movement of carbon iotas on the outer layer of the nanomaterial graphene was recently estimated. the iotas move too quickly to be straightforwardly seen with an electron magnifying lens,

Nanophysics