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Festo’s Unique Suprachanger Application Concept to be Demonstrated at Automatica Fair

Festo demonstrates new application concept SupraChanger at Automatica fair

4 Jun 2014

Study on Skyrmions Receives $750,000 DOE Early Career Research Program Award

Greg Fuchs, assistant professor of applied and engineering physics, has received an Early Career Research Program award from the Department of Energy Office of Science.

4 Jun 2014

Electrons in Bismuth Behave Differently to Free Electrons in Simple Metals

Time and again, even simple materials take physicists by surprise. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids in Dresden have observed an electronic property in the metal bismuth which they expected only in significantly more complex materials.

4 Jun 2014

Quantum Mechanics and Coherent Ringing may be the Basis of all Biochemical Reactions

As far back as 1948, Erwin Schrödinger—the inventor of modern quantum mechanics—published the book "What is life?"

4 Jun 2014

Proton’s Magnetic Moment Measured With Precision Never Before Achieved

Fractions of a second after the Big Bang, matter and antimatter formed in equal measure – only to annihilate each other again. But a small surplus of matter survived and formed the Universe we know today. What caused this small surplus has remained one of the great mysteries of physics.

4 Jun 2014

Astronomers Predict "Time of Death" for Two Known Exoplanets

Two worlds orbiting a distant star are about to become a snack of cosmic proportions. Astronomers announced today that the planets Kepler-56b and Kepler-56c will be swallowed by their star in a short time by astronomical standards. Their ends will come in 130 million and 155 million years, respectively.

3 Jun 2014

Research Suggests Exoplanets Can be Classified as Terrestrials, Gas Giants and Mid-size Gas Dwarfs

The planets of our solar system come in two basic flavors, like vanilla and chocolate ice cream. We have small, rocky terrestrials like Earth and Mars, and large gas giants like Neptune and Jupiter. We're missing the astronomical equivalent of strawberry ice cream - planets between about one and four times the size of Earth. NASA's Kepler mission has discovered that these types of planets are very common around other stars.

3 Jun 2014

Harsh Space Weather May Strip Atmosphere of Rocky Planet Orbiting in Red Dwarf's Habitable Zone

Life in the universe might be even rarer than we thought. Recently, astronomers looking for potentially habitable worlds have targeted red dwarf stars because they are the most common type of star, comprising 80 percent of the stars in the universe. But a new study shows that harsh space weather might strip the atmosphere of any rocky planet orbiting in a red dwarf's habitable zone.

3 Jun 2014

Nanosys Qualifies LMS to Use QDEF Technology for its Quantum Light Accumulation Sheet

Nanosys, Inc. today announced LMS Co., Ltd., as the second major supplier of optical films based on its proprietary Quantum Dot Enhancement Film (QDEF) light emitting technology. LMS, based in South Korea and one of the world's leading producers of optical films for displays, has been qualified by Nanosys to utilize QDEF technology for its Quantum Light Accumulation Sheet (QLAS).

3 Jun 2014

University of Toronto Physicists Conduct Ultra-Precise Measurements Using Photons

For the first time, physicists at the University of Toronto (U of T) have overcome a major challenge in the science of measurement using quantum mechanics. Their work paves the way for great advances in using quantum states to enable the next generation of ultra-precise measurement technologies.

3 Jun 2014

Quantum Physics News

Festo’s Unique Suprachanger Application Concept to be Demonstrated at Automatica Fair

Study on Skyrmions Receives $750,000 DOE Early Career Research Program Award

Electrons in Bismuth Behave Differently to Free Electrons in Simple Metals

Quantum Mechanics and Coherent Ringing may be the Basis of all Biochemical Reactions

Proton’s Magnetic Moment Measured With Precision Never Before Achieved

Astronomers Predict "Time of Death" for Two Known Exoplanets

Research Suggests Exoplanets Can be Classified as Terrestrials, Gas Giants and Mid-size Gas Dwarfs

Harsh Space Weather May Strip Atmosphere of Rocky Planet Orbiting in Red Dwarf's Habitable Zone

Nanosys Qualifies LMS to Use QDEF Technology for its Quantum Light Accumulation Sheet

University of Toronto Physicists Conduct Ultra-Precise Measurements Using Photons

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

The Limits of Current Quantum Simulations

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2Developing a Quantum Theory of Gravity Compatible with the Standard Model

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