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UNSW Joins the Wolfpack Space Hub to Support Space Startups

UNSW Sydney and Wolfpack Space Hub have joined forces to collaborate on creating startup space businesses.

13 Jul 2021

Radio-Frequency Imaging of Defects in Diamond Could Advance Quantum Computing

At the University of Tsukuba’s Division of Physics, researchers have utilized the quantum effect known as “spin-locking” to considerably improve the resolution of radio-frequency imaging of nitrogen-vacancy defects present in a diamond.

12 Jul 2021

Superconductivity Theory may Lead to Efficient Energy Generation

A new theory of superconductivity has been formulated by a researcher at the University of Tsukuba’s Division of Quantum Condensed Matter Physics.

12 Jul 2021

New Computer Program Could Help Classify Thousands of Galaxies in Seconds

A new computer program developed and trained by astronomers has the potential to classify tens of thousands of galaxies within a few seconds. It is a task that generally takes months to execute.

9 Jul 2021

Making Heavy Fermions in Graphene Could Power Radiation-Free Quantum Technology

For several years, rare-earth compounds have been gaining the attraction of scientists because of their special quantum properties, which have remained out of the reach of regular compounds until now.

9 Jul 2021

Q-CTRL Secures $3.5 Million Grant to Develop Space-Based Quantum Sensing technologies

Q-CTRL, a startup that applies the principles of control engineering to power quantum technology, has been awarded a $3.5 million grant from the Australian government's Modern Manufacturing Initiative to expand the development and manufacture of quantum-based remote sensing technologies for space deployment.

9 Jul 2021

Scientists Get Closer to Realizing Room-Temperature Superconductivity at Ambient Pressure

In a critical next step toward room-temperature superconductivity at ambient pressure, Paul Chu, Founding Director and Chief Scientist at the Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston, Liangzi Deng, research assistant professor of physics at TcSUH, and their colleagues at TcSUH conceived and developed a pressure-quench technique that retains the pressure-enhanced and/or -induced high transition temperature phase even after the removal of the applied pressure that generates this phase.

9 Jul 2021