A system of noninteracting oscillators is the same as a system of interacting particles. In crystal dynamics, there are hardly any works on the development of the retardation effect of interaction.
By Skyla Baily
12 Jan 2022
A new time lens magnifies the time between individual photons refining time-resolved photon-counting to the extent that ultrafast chemical and molecular processes could be measured.
By Robert Lea
21 Jan 2022
Superconducting qubits form an attractive platform to build scalable quantum computers, yet the traditional fabrication methods yield qubit assemblies that are substantially larger than the semiconductor chips found in classical computers.
By Cvetelin Vasilev
19 Jan 2022
The discovery of fluorine in an early galaxy could shed light on the chemical evolution of the early Universe.
By Robert Lea
18 Jan 2022
Faster and more reliable, quantum key distribution using a hollow fiber optic cable could be the quantum communication system of the future.
By Robert Lea
14 Jan 2022
Photon-Counting Computed Tomography (CT) is an innovative new technology that has remarkable potential to change clinical CT.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
12 Jan 2022
Google has created a unique state of matter inside its quantum computer that could, in theory, flip between two configurations without expending energy.
By Robert Lea
11 Jan 2022
Over many years, there have been multiple touchpoints between the natural and social sciences. This resulted in the application of ideas, concepts, and formalisms from physics, mathematics, and even biology to economics and finance.
By Skyla Baily
7 Jan 2022
A Covid-19 testing technique based on quantum technology may provide faster and more accurate results than current testing methods.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
5 Jan 2022
In the last few years, space exploration, research, and commercialization have been somewhat transformed. Now, universities and private businesses have a route to space as well: nanosatellites.
By Ben Pilkington
4 Jan 2022