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Twirling Quantum Particles Undulating Through Hybrid Semiconductors Create Optimal Optoelectronic Properties

Quality solar panels and LED lights and monitors were the results of a revolution in the field of semiconductors. These devices have the ability to efficiently convert energy into light or vice versa.

16 Jan 2019

Faint Stellar Glow Reveals the Location of Dark Matter in Galaxy Clusters

The light of lone stars helps astronomers trace the distribution of dark matter in massive galaxy clusters - thanks to a new method discovered by UNSW scientists.

16 Jan 2019

Researchers Realize Arbitrary Quantum Channel Simulation for Single Qubit in Superconducting Quantum Circuit

The foundation for quantum mechanical and quantum information theory has been laid by the open quantum system and its control. Since a practical quantum system interacts with the environment, its evolution should be defined by a quantum channel, rather than a unitary evolution for a closed quantum system.

14 Jan 2019

Study Highlights the Immense Potential of Perovskite Material in Spintronic Systems

In 1839, when Gustav Rose, a German mineralogist, stood on the slopes of the Ural Mountains in Russia and collected a piece of a formerly undiscovered mineral, he had certainly not heard of diodes or transistors or never had an inkling of how traditional electronics would become an essential part of people’s everyday lives.

11 Jan 2019

Study Shows Strained Colloidal Quantum Dots Could be Viable Alternatives to Nano-Scale Light Sources

Deliberate “squashing” of colloidal quantum dots when a chemical synthesis is in progress could lead to the creation of dots with the capability of stable, “blink-free” light emission that is on par with the light generated by dots formed using highly complex processes.

11 Jan 2019

Astrophysicists Find First-Ever Evidence of Super-Remnants from Andromeda Galaxy

For the first time, astrophysicists have discovered the evidence of formation of gigantic remains due to frequent explosions on a dead star’s surface in the Andromeda Galaxy, located 2.5 million light-years from Earth.

10 Jan 2019

Massive Telescopes Reveal Key Fingerprint of Cosmic Object Powered by Supermassive Black Hole

A crucial fingerprint of an extremely distant quasar, observed from Gemini Observatory, will now enable astronomers to sample light produced from the dawn of time.

10 Jan 2019

Researcher Intends to Extend the Application of Attosecond Spectroscopy into Soft X-Ray Region

This year, at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics (MPQ), attosecond research has received a further thrust. Matthias Kling (LMU Munich) has been appointed by the Max Planck Society as a Max Planck Fellow at the MPQ for five years.

9 Jan 2019

Novel Process for Controlling Disruptions that Occur During Recreation of Nuclear Fusion on Earth

Researchers who focus on recreating on Earth the fusion reaction powering the sun and stars must maintain the superhot plasma free from disruptions.

9 Jan 2019

Quantum Scientists Demonstrate World-First 3D Atomic-Scale Quantum Chip Architecture

UNSW scientists have shown that their pioneering single atom technology can be adapted to building 3D silicon quantum chips – with precise interlayer alignment and highly accurate measurement of spin states.

8 Jan 2019

Sandia-Led Research Projects Aim at Speeding Up Quantum Algorithms over Classical Ones

Quantum computing appears periodically in the media similar to heat lightning in the desert—attention-getting, brilliant, and then disappearing from the people’s mind with no evident consequences.

8 Jan 2019

Extending Existing Atomic Qubit Fabrication Technique to Develop Novel 3D Atomic-Scale Quantum Chip Architecture

For the first time, UNSW scientists at the Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology (CQC2T) have demonstrated that it is possible to create qubits with atomic precision in a 3D device—another significant step toward achieving a universal quantum computer.

8 Jan 2019

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Twirling Quantum Particles Undulating Through Hybrid Semiconductors Create Optimal Optoelectronic Properties

Faint Stellar Glow Reveals the Location of Dark Matter in Galaxy Clusters

Researchers Realize Arbitrary Quantum Channel Simulation for Single Qubit in Superconducting Quantum Circuit

Study Highlights the Immense Potential of Perovskite Material in Spintronic Systems

Study Shows Strained Colloidal Quantum Dots Could be Viable Alternatives to Nano-Scale Light Sources

Astrophysicists Find First-Ever Evidence of Super-Remnants from Andromeda Galaxy

Massive Telescopes Reveal Key Fingerprint of Cosmic Object Powered by Supermassive Black Hole

Researcher Intends to Extend the Application of Attosecond Spectroscopy into Soft X-Ray Region

Novel Process for Controlling Disruptions that Occur During Recreation of Nuclear Fusion on Earth

Quantum Scientists Demonstrate World-First 3D Atomic-Scale Quantum Chip Architecture

Sandia-Led Research Projects Aim at Speeding Up Quantum Algorithms over Classical Ones

Extending Existing Atomic Qubit Fabrication Technique to Develop Novel 3D Atomic-Scale Quantum Chip Architecture

Researchers Reproduce Thermodynamic Properties of Water from Quantum Mechanics

Rice Physicists Use Lasers of Varying Wavelengths to Create World’s First Laser-Cooled Neutral Plasma

Researchers Discover New Quantum Algorithm for Tracking Complex Chemical Reactions

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