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Astronomers May Have Uncovered Tantalizing Evidence for Shell of Stars

Peering deep into the vast stellar halo that envelops our Milky Way galaxy, astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have uncovered tantalizing evidence for the possible existence of a shell of stars that are a relic of cannibalism by our Milky Way.

25 Feb 2013

New Technique Based on Fifth Force of Nature May Reveal Details of Deep Earth

Researchers from Amherst College and The University of Texas at Austin have described a new technique that might one day reveal in higher detail than ever before the composition and characteristics of the deep Earth.

25 Feb 2013

Extreme Gravity of Black Holes Causes Accretion Disks and Relativistic Jets to Warp and Bend

Voracious absences at the center of galaxies, black holes shape the growth and death of the stars around them through their powerful gravitational pull and explosive ejections of energy.

25 Feb 2013

ALS Chemical Dynamics Beamline Helps Unravel Ingredients in Solar System Recipe

By studying the origins of different isotope ratios among the elements that make up today’s smorgasbord of planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and interplanetary ice and dust, Mark Thiemens and his colleagues hope to learn how our solar system evolved. Thiemens, Dean of the Division of Physical Sciences at the University of California, San Diego, has worked on this problem for over three decades.

22 Feb 2013

Researchers May Have Discovered a “Fifth Force of Nature”

In a breakthrough for the field of particle physics, Professor of Physics Larry Hunter and colleagues at Amherst and The University of Texas at Austin have established new limits on what scientists call “long-range spin-spin interactions” between atomic particles.

22 Feb 2013

Quantum Dots Found to Self-Assemble at Optimal Locations in Nanowires

Surprising breakthrough could bolster quantum photonics, solar cell efficiency

22 Feb 2013

Extremely Dynamic Interactions among Star Clusters Complicates Understanding of Gravity

Gravity remains the dominant force on large astronomical scales, but when it comes to stars in young star clusters the dynamics in these crowded environments cannot be simply explained by the pull of gravity.

22 Feb 2013

New Way of Emitting Photons Advances Future of Quantum Computing

Researchers have discovered a new way of emitting photons one at a time. They have constructed semiconductor nanowires with "quantum dots" of unprecedented quality - a discovery with implications for the future of quantum computing.

22 Feb 2013

Researchers Observe Electronic Structure of Iron-Based Superconductors at the Atomic Scale

Cornell researchers have resolved a longstanding theoretical debate about the electronic structure of iron-based superconductors by directly observing it at the atomic scale. The work is reported in the Feb. 24 online edition of the journal Nature Physics.

21 Feb 2013

ESS Granted Patent for Neutron Detector Components with Boron Carbide Layers

The European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund has been granted its first patent in collaboration with researchers at Linköping University. The innovation solves a significant technological challenge faced by many research facilities world-wide, and secures high-class experimental opportunities at the future ESS. It can also be developed for commercial production.

21 Feb 2013

Efficient Triangles Finding Algorithm Holds Potential for Quantum Computing

Two papers about minimising effort took CQT researchers to the prestigious ACM-SIAM SODA conference in New Orleans in January. The CQT computer scientists and their collaborators set bounds on the amount of work that needs to be done to solve two different problems.

21 Feb 2013

MSU to Celebrate Centennial of Einstein's Theory of General Relativity

Montana State University will host one of the world's first events to celebrate the centennial of Einstein's theory of General Relativity, its final prediction and the impending detection of gravitational waves.

21 Feb 2013

Network of Small Quantum Computers Can Implement Quantum Algorithms

A quantum computer doesn't need to be a single large device but could be built from a network of small parts, new research from the University of Bristol has demonstrated. As a result, building such a computer would ...

21 Feb 2013

Historic Cyclotron Returns to Berkeley Lab after 75 Years

Seventy-five years after one of the world’s first working cyclotrons was handed to the London Science Museum, it has returned to its birthplace in the Berkeley hills, where the man who invented it, Ernest O. Lawrence, helped launch the field of modern particle physics as well as the national laboratory that would bear his name, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

20 Feb 2013

Researchers Insert Sophisticated Light Resonators inside Living Cells

If engineers at Stanford have their way, biological research may soon be transformed by a new class of light-emitting probes small enough to be injected into individual cells without harm to the host.

20 Feb 2013

Quantum Science News

Astronomers May Have Uncovered Tantalizing Evidence for Shell of Stars

New Technique Based on Fifth Force of Nature May Reveal Details of Deep Earth

Extreme Gravity of Black Holes Causes Accretion Disks and Relativistic Jets to Warp and Bend

ALS Chemical Dynamics Beamline Helps Unravel Ingredients in Solar System Recipe

Researchers May Have Discovered a “Fifth Force of Nature”

Quantum Dots Found to Self-Assemble at Optimal Locations in Nanowires

Extremely Dynamic Interactions among Star Clusters Complicates Understanding of Gravity

New Way of Emitting Photons Advances Future of Quantum Computing

Researchers Observe Electronic Structure of Iron-Based Superconductors at the Atomic Scale

ESS Granted Patent for Neutron Detector Components with Boron Carbide Layers

Efficient Triangles Finding Algorithm Holds Potential for Quantum Computing

MSU to Celebrate Centennial of Einstein's Theory of General Relativity

Network of Small Quantum Computers Can Implement Quantum Algorithms

Historic Cyclotron Returns to Berkeley Lab after 75 Years

Researchers Insert Sophisticated Light Resonators inside Living Cells

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