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First Light Fusion Successfully Recreates Orbital Impact Velocities at Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

The successful VIPER campaign at TEES HVIL demonstrates advanced hypervelocity testing, crucial for understanding impacts on spacecraft and defense systems.

From First Light Fusion Ltd. 17 Jun 2026

New Quantum Experiment Shows Time is Created by Moving Atomic Disorder

A scientist at the University of Birmingham has constructed a "mini universe" that moves closer to providing more answers about the nature of time.

15 Jun 2026

Robust Supernova Data Confirms Dark Energy is Driving Cosmic Acceleration

A new international study has bolstered evidence that the universe's expansion is still speeding, refuting previous statements that cast doubt on one of modern cosmology's most fundamental discoveries.

15 Jun 2026

Archer Advances Quantum Strategy Amid Growing Global Momentum

Archer Materials Limited, a quantum company developing technologies in computing, sensing, and medical diagnostics, is advancing towards wafer-scale manufacturing of its qubit technology, marking another key step in the Company’s progress from laboratory-based development to scalable semiconductor production.

From Archer Materials Limited 15 Jun 2026

Supercomputer Simulations Unmask Internal 3D Quark Structure of Light Pions

A team of researchers has leveraged a supercomputer at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory to reveal the internal structure of a pion in unprecedented detail.

15 Jun 2026

Monash and FZU Researchers Build the World’s Smallest QR Code Atom by Atom

Researchers from the Monash University School of Physics and Astronomy and the Czech Academy of Sciences have created what is believed to be the world’s smallest scannable QR code, measuring just 50 by 50 nm2.

11 Jun 2026

Building the Perfect Lunar Construction Team

Building a habitat on the moon is going to depend on a collaborative process between humans and robots.

11 Jun 2026

Astronomers Detect Ancient Quasar Glowing from the Early Universe

Astronomers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Columbia University, and others discovered a quasar glowing from the very early universe. The findings were reported in Nature Astronomy.

9 Jun 2026

Researchers Uncover Microscopic Noise Origins in Silicon Spin Qubits

A joint research team from Tokyo University of Science (TUS) and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan, led by Professor Takayuki Kawahara from the Department of Electrical Engineering at TUS, has finally elucidated the noise mechanisms that impact silicon spin qubit performance in a recent study that was published in IEEE Access on May 4th, 2026.

9 Jun 2026

Oxford Instruments to Supply Atomic Layer Etch Equipment to Rigetti Computing to Expand Advanced Quantum Fabrication Capabilities

Oxford Instruments is pleased to announce that Rigetti Computing has purchased a PlasmaPro 100 Cobra™ atomic layer etch (ALE) system, for dedicated fabrication of quantum devices, further enhancing its recently expanded quantum foundry.

From Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology 9 Jun 2026

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First Light Fusion Successfully Recreates Orbital Impact Velocities at Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

New Quantum Experiment Shows Time is Created by Moving Atomic Disorder

Robust Supernova Data Confirms Dark Energy is Driving Cosmic Acceleration

Archer Advances Quantum Strategy Amid Growing Global Momentum

Supercomputer Simulations Unmask Internal 3D Quark Structure of Light Pions

Monash and FZU Researchers Build the World’s Smallest QR Code Atom by Atom

Building the Perfect Lunar Construction Team

Astronomers Detect Ancient Quasar Glowing from the Early Universe

Researchers Uncover Microscopic Noise Origins in Silicon Spin Qubits

Oxford Instruments to Supply Atomic Layer Etch Equipment to Rigetti Computing to Expand Advanced Quantum Fabrication Capabilities

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Geometric Quantum Gates and the Future of Neutral-Atom Quantum Computing

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1New Quantum Experiment Shows Time is Created by Moving Atomic Disorder

2Robust Supernova Data Confirms Dark Energy is Driving Cosmic Acceleration

3Oxford Instruments to Supply Atomic Layer Etch Equipment to Rigetti Computing to Expand Advanced Quantum Fabrication Capabilities

4Researchers Uncover Microscopic Noise Origins in Silicon Spin Qubits

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