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Quantum Technology Meets Industry Standards: TOPTICA Photonics Introduces Laser Rack Systems

A new era begins. After more than five thousand installed lasers in scientific laboratories, TOPTICA Photonics AG releases quantum-technology-approved laser modules for industrial rack integration.

From TOPTICA Photonics SE 12 Mar 2020

Researchers Map Dark Matter Using Slime Mold Algorithm

Astronomers are now able to explore the largest structures existing in the universe, thanks to the behavior of one of nature’s most unassuming creatures.

11 Mar 2020

Hydrogen Ice Pellets Improve Temperature of Fusion Plasma than Hydrogen Gas

At the DIII-D National Fusion Facility, which is operated by General Atomics for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), scientists have discovered that fusion performance improves when pellets of hydrogen ice are injected instead of puffing hydrogen gas.

11 Mar 2020

Combination of Radar and Ice can Help Detect Mysterious Neutrinos

These days, one of the greatest enigmas in astrophysics is a minute subatomic particle known as a neutrino. This particle is so tiny that it travels through matter—that is, human bodies, the atmosphere, and the very Earth—without getting detected.

9 Mar 2020

New Radiation Method Helps Record Ultrafast Motions of Electrons in Chemical Reactions

At the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, scientists have made a new, potential breakthrough for the laboratory’s high-speed “electron camera” that could enable them to “film” minuscule, ultrafast movements of electrons and protons in chemical reactions—reactions that have never been visualized to date.

6 Mar 2020

Macrocycles Help Draw Molecular Patterns on Quantum Materials

Civilizations have advanced through the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages over several millennia. Now, it’s the turn of quantum materials to redefine the way humans live, thanks partly to studies performed at McGill University and the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique.

5 Mar 2020

Physicists Study Quantum Entanglement in Ferromagnets

A group of Physicists from Rutgers University has identified the strange behavior of electrons in a ferromagnet. This discovery could ultimately lead to the development of high-temperature superconductivity.

5 Mar 2020

Skyrmions and Antiskyrmions can Expand Data Storage Capacity

Magnetic (anti)skyrmions can be defined as very tiny whirls that are present in unique categories of magnetic materials. Nano-objects like these can be utilized to host digital data by their absence or presence in a series along a magnetic stripe.

4 Mar 2020

Researchers Measure Electron Spin Qubit Without Changing the Spin

A team of researchers from Japan-based RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science has successfully taken repeated measurements of an electron spin in a silicon quantum dot (QD), without altering the spin in the process.

3 Mar 2020

Researches Demonstrate So-Called Spin Centers in Boron Nitride Crystals

Although the structure of boron nitride is almost the same as that of graphene, it has entirely different optoelectronic properties.

3 Mar 2020

Scientists Seize Rare Chance to Watch Faraway Star System Evolve

At only 1% the age of the Sun, the DS Tuc binary system shows us how a planet might naturally develop before its orbit is disturbed by external forces.

3 Mar 2020

Study Demonstrates Evolution of a Quantum System When it is Measured

One of the unique but central features of quantum mechanics is the change in a quantum system when it is measured.

27 Feb 2020

Study Discovers New Noncentrosymmetric Superconductor—CaPtAs

At Zhejiang University, China, a team of researchers has discovered that CaPtAs—a noncentrosymmetric compound—is a superconductor, exhibiting evidence for strange properties.

26 Feb 2020

Turbulent Times Revealed on Asteroid 4 Vesta

Planetary scientists at Curtin University have shed some light on the tumultuous early days of the largely preserved protoplanet Asteroid 4 Vesta, the second largest asteroid in our Solar System.

26 Feb 2020

New State of Light Created by Researchers

A new "state of light” has been created by scientists at the University of Dayton that may open up a variety of groundbreaking new applications, such as those of quantum communication protocols.

By Sarah Moore 26 Feb 2020

Quantum Science News

Quantum Technology Meets Industry Standards: TOPTICA Photonics Introduces Laser Rack Systems

Researchers Map Dark Matter Using Slime Mold Algorithm

Hydrogen Ice Pellets Improve Temperature of Fusion Plasma than Hydrogen Gas

Combination of Radar and Ice can Help Detect Mysterious Neutrinos

New Radiation Method Helps Record Ultrafast Motions of Electrons in Chemical Reactions

Macrocycles Help Draw Molecular Patterns on Quantum Materials

Physicists Study Quantum Entanglement in Ferromagnets

Skyrmions and Antiskyrmions can Expand Data Storage Capacity

Researchers Measure Electron Spin Qubit Without Changing the Spin

Researches Demonstrate So-Called Spin Centers in Boron Nitride Crystals

Scientists Seize Rare Chance to Watch Faraway Star System Evolve

Study Demonstrates Evolution of a Quantum System When it is Measured

Study Discovers New Noncentrosymmetric Superconductor—CaPtAs

Turbulent Times Revealed on Asteroid 4 Vesta

New State of Light Created by Researchers

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