Scientists make breakthrough in electron transfer observation with nanotube crystals
A recent study has made significant progress in understanding electron transfer (ET), a process where electrons move from one atom or molecule to another.
ET...
Scientists explore gravitational waves and the geometry of spacetime
When discussing our universe, it's often said that "matter tells spacetime how to curve, and curved spacetime tells matter how to move."
This idea comes...
Scientists achieve crystal clarity in diamond’s quantum signals
Why do the signals from quantum bits in diamonds often appear messy and inconsistent?
A team from Stanford University, led by Jennifer Dionne, tackled this...
Scientists create x-ray vision to see inside crystals
Scientists at New York University have developed a groundbreaking technique to look inside crystals, similar to having X-ray vision.
They call this new method "Crystal...
Scientists find a new way to make quantum computers
Quantum computers have the potential to solve incredibly complex problems that even the world's most powerful supercomputers can’t handle.
To achieve this, quantum computers need...
Scientists find most sensitive way to observe single molecules
Scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have developed the most sensitive method yet for detecting and profiling single molecules.
This breakthrough has the potential to...
Scientists suggest dark matter might have collisional properties
Recent research suggests that dark matter, previously thought to be non-collisional, might actually interact with itself.
This conclusion comes from a study led by Riccardo...
The sun’s magnetic field may originate near its surface, shows study
The sun's surface is a mesmerizing display of sunspots and flares, all driven by its magnetic field.
Traditionally, scientists believed this magnetic field was generated...
Scientists find way to measure spin of supermassive black hole for the first time
Astronomers at MIT, NASA, and other institutions have discovered a new way to measure the spin of supermassive black holes by observing the wobbly...
Single atom defect in 2D material holds quantum information at room temperature
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery: a single atomic defect in a two-dimensional material can store quantum information for microseconds at room temperature.
This significant...