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Curtin to Test ‘Mini’ Satellite in Orbit with European Space Agency

Researchers from Curtin University’s Space Science and Technology Centre (SSTC) have accomplished the rare feat of building their own pocket-sized satellite, which they will launch on a re-supply rocket to the International Space Station to be released into orbit.

5 Jul 2019

Moon Landing Broadcast Donated by CSIRO

As the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing approaches on 21 July, CSIRO and the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia have ensured the original TV broadcast will be preserved for future generations.

5 Jul 2019

NASA Astronaut to Launch Students’ Experiments into Space at Curtin

NASA astronaut and International Space Station Commander Steve Swanson will touch down at Curtin University this month for the Mission Discovery program, which aims to attract high school students to the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

5 Jul 2019

New Comagnetometer Configuration to Track Down Dark Matter

Humans are surrounded by matter day and night in every form—houses, furniture, trees, and even the air inhaled.

3 Jul 2019

Researchers Design More Sensitive Quantum Sensors

Humans have always been in the pursuit of increasing their understanding of the world via accurate measurement of light and matter.

3 Jul 2019

A Potential Way to Build Next-Generation Quantum Simulators

Researchers from the University of Bristol and the Technical University of Denmark have discovered a potential new method to develop next generation quantum simulators that integrate light and silicon micro-chips.

3 Jul 2019

New Approach to Understand Quantum Phenomenon in Bose-Einstein Condensates

When individuals jump into a lake and hold their head under water, everything will sound different to them.

3 Jul 2019

Terahertz Light Could Lead to Superfast Quantum Computing

Jigang Wang from Iowa State University patiently described his most recent finding in quantum control that could result in superfast computing based on quantum mechanics—he cited light-induced superconductivity without energy gap. He discussed forbidden supercurrent quantum beats, and talked about terahertz-speed symmetry breaking.

2 Jul 2019

A Conundrum in the Physics of Ionic Conductors Solved by Theoretical Physicists

Although one would have studied them at school, oxidation numbers have hitherto escaped any rigorous quantum mechanical definition.

2 Jul 2019

Neural-Network Approach Helps Predict Properties of Quantum Systems

Nature is controlled by the laws of quantum physics even on the scale of day-to-day life. These laws describe general phenomena such as sound, light, heat or even the paths of balls on a pool table.

2 Jul 2019

Researchers Measure Magnetic Interaction Using Single-Atom MRI

A research team at the Center for Quantum Nanoscience (QNS) within the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) at Ewha Womans University has achieved a significant scientific breakthrough by carrying out the smallest magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the world.

2 Jul 2019

Collaborative Efforts to Take Quantum Technology into the Real World

Quantum technology is close to making the leap from scientific research to real-world applications.

2 Jul 2019

Hubble Telescope Captures Fireworks Display of Remote Double Star System

The Hubble Space Telescope provides an unusual view of the expanding gases of the double star system Eta Carinae, glowing in blue, white, and red colors. To date, this is the highest resolution image of Eta Carinae to be captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.

2 Jul 2019

Scientists are Closer to Confirming Existence of Exotic Quantum Particle

A collaborative team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Riverside (UCR) is getting closer to proving the existence of an unusual quantum particle known as Majorana fermion.

1 Jul 2019

Experimental Assessment of Main Microscopic Process of Ultrafast Magnetism

At what speeds can a magnet change its orientation and what are the microscopic mechanisms that govern it? These questions are of primary significance for the advancement of data storage and computer chips.

1 Jul 2019

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Curtin to Test ‘Mini’ Satellite in Orbit with European Space Agency

Moon Landing Broadcast Donated by CSIRO

NASA Astronaut to Launch Students’ Experiments into Space at Curtin

New Comagnetometer Configuration to Track Down Dark Matter

Researchers Design More Sensitive Quantum Sensors

A Potential Way to Build Next-Generation Quantum Simulators

New Approach to Understand Quantum Phenomenon in Bose-Einstein Condensates

Terahertz Light Could Lead to Superfast Quantum Computing

A Conundrum in the Physics of Ionic Conductors Solved by Theoretical Physicists

Neural-Network Approach Helps Predict Properties of Quantum Systems

Researchers Measure Magnetic Interaction Using Single-Atom MRI

Collaborative Efforts to Take Quantum Technology into the Real World

Hubble Telescope Captures Fireworks Display of Remote Double Star System

Scientists are Closer to Confirming Existence of Exotic Quantum Particle

Experimental Assessment of Main Microscopic Process of Ultrafast Magnetism

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