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International Collaboration Achieves Strong Interactions in Isolated Quantum Liquids of Excitons

For the first time, direction-dependent and strong interactions in quantum liquids of excitons have been realized by an international collaboration including European, Israeli, and US researchers. These interactions are in contrast with the spatial isotropy of the link between charged particles.

13 May 2019

Explosions of Universe’s First Stars Spewed Powerful Jets

Several hundred million years after the Big Bang, the very first stars flared into the universe as massively bright accumulations of hydrogen and helium gas. Within the cores of these first stars, extreme, thermonuclear reactions forged the first heavier elements, including carbon, iron, and zinc.

13 May 2019

New Study Improves Insights into the Formation of Large Super-Earth Planets with Small Orbits

Planetary systems considerably different from our solar system are distributed throughout the galaxy. The planet closest to the Sun in the solar system—Mercury, with an orbit of 88 days—is also the smallest.

10 May 2019

Researchers Report Important Breakthrough in Understanding the Behavior of Magnetic Skyrmions

Magnetic skyrmions are minute entities found in magnetic materials. These entities include localized twists in the direction of magnetization of the medium.

8 May 2019

Study Shows Tailored Graphene Structures Enable Single Photons to Interact with Each Other

A new material made up of a single sheet of carbon atoms could pave the way for innovative designs for optical quantum computers.

7 May 2019

Discrete Energy Levels Without Confinement – A New Quantum Trick

Nanostructures can be designed such a way that the quantum confinement allows only certain electron energy levels. Researchers from IMDEA Nanociencia, UAM and ICMM-CSIC have for the first time observed a discrete pattern of electron energies in an unconfined system, which could lead to new ways of modifying the surface properties of materials.

6 May 2019

Study Demonstrates Wave-Particle Duality of Antimatter

As part of an interference experiment, an international research team, including researchers from the University of Bern, has shown for the first time that antimatter particles not just have the properties of particles but also behave as waves.

6 May 2019

Experiment to Understand the Relation Between Shock Wave Evolution and Expansion of Wire Exploding Underwater

For a normal person, who is not a plasma physicist, exploding electrical wires underwater might seem to be a bad idea. However, as a matter of fact, it is a technique to analyze shock waves, the disturbances that propagate faster than the speed of sound.

3 May 2019

Combining Machine Learning and Quantum Sensing to Detect Magnetic Fields at Room Temperature

Scientists at the University of Bristol have attained new levels of advancement in the detection of magnetic fields with exceptional sensitivity at room temperature through the integration of a quantum sensor with machine learning.

3 May 2019

Lithium Could Help Harness Fusion Energy that Illuminates the Sun and Stars

Lithium is a light silvery metal that is utilized in many products, ranging from batteries that power electric cars and smartphones through to pharmaceutical applications.

2 May 2019

Quantum Physics News

International Collaboration Achieves Strong Interactions in Isolated Quantum Liquids of Excitons

Explosions of Universe’s First Stars Spewed Powerful Jets

New Study Improves Insights into the Formation of Large Super-Earth Planets with Small Orbits

Researchers Report Important Breakthrough in Understanding the Behavior of Magnetic Skyrmions

Study Shows Tailored Graphene Structures Enable Single Photons to Interact with Each Other

Discrete Energy Levels Without Confinement – A New Quantum Trick

Study Demonstrates Wave-Particle Duality of Antimatter

Experiment to Understand the Relation Between Shock Wave Evolution and Expansion of Wire Exploding Underwater

Combining Machine Learning and Quantum Sensing to Detect Magnetic Fields at Room Temperature

Lithium Could Help Harness Fusion Energy that Illuminates the Sun and Stars

Building the World's First Enterprise-Grade Quantum-Proof Communication Platform

Solving Real-World Problems With Neutral Atoms: The Road to Fault-Tolerance

The Limits of Current Quantum Simulations

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Building the World's First Enterprise-Grade Quantum-Proof Communication Platform

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