Excited states in Lanthanum-120: A breakthrough in nuclear physics
For the first time, physicists have observed excited states in lanthanum-120, a very neutron-deficient and rare type of atomic nucleus.
This groundbreaking study was published...
New organic nanoparticles offer versatile applications in science and technology
Nanoparticles are tiny particles that have many different uses, from delivering medicine to improving electronics and cleaning the air.
Because they are so small and...
Physicists discover a new way to shape electrons: The secret of chiral coils
Have you ever tried putting your left hand on the back of your right hand, aligning all fingers in the same direction?
You'll notice your...
Scientists develop robust molecule to boost performance and stability of organic electronics
Chemists at RIKEN have developed a new molecule that significantly enhances the performance of organic electronic devices while being more stable than previous alternatives.
This...
Scientists explore how gravitational waves could reveal dark matter and early universe secrets
Gravitational waves, ripples in space-time first predicted by Einstein nearly a century ago, were finally detected in 2015.
Now, a new study led by Yanou...
Scientists develop cutting-edge optical computing for advanced data processing and encryption
Engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have made a significant breakthrough in optical computing, unveiling a new method that promises to...
Scientists develop energy-efficient superconducting coil for advanced research
How can we push the boundaries of scientific research while using less energy?
CERN's scientists are finding innovative solutions, with superconductivity playing a key role.
A...
Scientists develop breakthrough 2D device for quantum cooling at ultra-low temperatures
Engineers at EPFL have created an innovative device that can turn heat into electrical voltage at temperatures even colder than outer space.
This new technology...
Physicists unveil new technique to detect tiny defects in semiconductors
One of the challenges in creating smarter and more powerful electronics is analyzing the materials that make up these devices with extreme precision.
Physicists at...
Scientists use world’s coldest quantum detectors to search for dark matter
One of the greatest mysteries in science might be closer to being solved thanks to the coldest quantum detectors ever built.
Scientists estimate that about...