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New Li-Ion Superconductor can Help Develop Safe, High-Performance Batteries

A new sulfide-based superionic conductor has been successfully developed that can can be utilized in all-solid-state batteries.

13 Apr 2020

New Measurement Protocols Enable Measuring Quantum Topological Invariants

Existing sophisticated quantum simulators provide extensive opportunities to create and analyze complex quantum states.

13 Apr 2020

Researchers Link Elastodynamic and Electromagnetic Wave Phenomena

Imagine the advances to predictive modeling if you could infer something about how light amplifies colors in a bird's plumage from the way seismic waves propagate through mountain systems.

13 Apr 2020

ZnO Nanobelt Transistors Found to be Promising Candidates for Single-Electron Spin Detection

Single electron pumping devices with high efficiency and controllability at room temperature play an essential role in implement spin-based quantum computing and quantum information processing.

13 Apr 2020

Using Webb to Explore the Dark Birthplaces of High-Mass Stars

High-mass stars, which are eight or more times the mass of our Sun, live hard and die young. They often end their short lives in violent explosions called supernovas, but their births are much more of a mystery.

13 Apr 2020

A Giant Leap in Magnet Research

Researchers pushing the limits of magnets as a means to create faster electronics published their proof of concept findings today, April 10, in the journal Science.

13 Apr 2020

Expediting the Commercialization of Quantum Dot Photovoltaic Devices

Researchers have developed a novel technology in an attempt to further speed up the commercialization of colloidal quantum dot (CQD) photovoltaic (PV) devices that are predicted to be the next-generation photovoltaic devices.

13 Apr 2020

Astronomers Make the First Measurement of Wind Speed on a Brown Dwarf

Astronomers have used the National Science Foundation's Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array and NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope to make the first measurement of wind speed on a brown dwarf -- an object intermediate in mass between a planet and a star.

10 Apr 2020

The Tokyo Skytree Used to Verify Einstein's Theory of General Relativity

In another verification of the validity of Einstein's theory of general relativity, published in Nature Photonics, scientists from the RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics and Cluster for Pioneering Research, with colleagues, have used two finely tuned optical lattice clocks, one at the base and one on the 450-meter observatory floor of Tokyo Skytree, to make new ultraprecise measurements of the time dilation effect predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity.

10 Apr 2020

Novel Methods of Searching for Dark Matter

Dark matter, which cannot be physically observed with ordinary instruments, is thought to account for well over half the matter in the Universe, but its properties are still mysterious. One commonly held theory states that it exists as 'clumps' of extremely light particles.

10 Apr 2020

Berkeley Lab's Science Snapshots : 3D Nanoparticles and Fine-Tuning Magnetic Spin

Since their invention in the 1930s, electron microscopes have helped scientists peer into the atomic structure of ordinary materials like steel, and even exotic graphene.

10 Apr 2020

Study Reveals New Data on Interstellar Magnetic Matter

Headed by the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Turku in Finland, an international research group has successfully mapped the interstellar matter distribution and interstellar magnetic field structure in the solar neighborhood.

9 Apr 2020

Study Could Explain Unequal Occurrence of Matter and Dark Matter

For approximately one year, the Belle II experiment has been gathering information from physical measurements.

9 Apr 2020

New Study Questions Fundamental Principle of Cosmology

Regardless of the location, the same rules are applicable to any place in space: this basic principle is used for numerous calculations of astrophysics.

9 Apr 2020

Using In-Situ Liquid TEM to Track Atomic Pathways of Platinum-Containing Core-Shell Structures

Recently, platinum-containing core-shell structures with tunable magnetic and catalytic properties have attracted intensive attentions and offered a wide range of applications. To date, their synthetic routes are mostly based on galvanic replacement, co-reduction, thermal decomposition and seed-mediated method.

9 Apr 2020

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New Li-Ion Superconductor can Help Develop Safe, High-Performance Batteries

New Measurement Protocols Enable Measuring Quantum Topological Invariants

Researchers Link Elastodynamic and Electromagnetic Wave Phenomena

ZnO Nanobelt Transistors Found to be Promising Candidates for Single-Electron Spin Detection

Using Webb to Explore the Dark Birthplaces of High-Mass Stars

A Giant Leap in Magnet Research

Expediting the Commercialization of Quantum Dot Photovoltaic Devices

Astronomers Make the First Measurement of Wind Speed on a Brown Dwarf

The Tokyo Skytree Used to Verify Einstein's Theory of General Relativity

Novel Methods of Searching for Dark Matter

Berkeley Lab's Science Snapshots : 3D Nanoparticles and Fine-Tuning Magnetic Spin

Study Reveals New Data on Interstellar Magnetic Matter

Study Could Explain Unequal Occurrence of Matter and Dark Matter

New Study Questions Fundamental Principle of Cosmology

Using In-Situ Liquid TEM to Track Atomic Pathways of Platinum-Containing Core-Shell Structures

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