Giant vortex clusters appear in 2D superfluids
Onsager’s theory of turbulence has been confirmed in experiments for the first time
Read article: Giant vortex clusters appear in 2D superfluids
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Onsager’s theory of turbulence has been confirmed in experiments for the first time
Read article: Giant vortex clusters appear in 2D superfluids
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Nanotechnology from the nineteenth century could help in the development of plasmonic colour printing technologies of the future
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Researchers have made the first ever intrinsically magnetic topological insulator in the laboratory
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New observations will be important for designing improved PCMs in the future for next-generation non-volatile memories
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New technique could be used to control devices for ultrafast low-power non-volatile logic and memory
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New biomimetic super-elastic, lightweight carbon-tube-based material is based on a hollow hair microstructure
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A new experiment intercepts a quantum leap as it is occurring – something deemed impossible until now
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