
Microwaves slow down chemical reactions at low temperatures
Radiation affects quantum states of carbon monoxide
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Radiation affects quantum states of carbon monoxide
Superpositions persist at temperatures up to 1.8 K – practically oven-like by quantum standards
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Simulations shed light on the r-process of nucleosynthesis
Some 1900 members of the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine have signed an open letter condemning the policies introduced by Donald Trump
Quantinuum’s trapped-ion computer has also been used to study problems in quantum magnetism and knot theory
"Audible enclaves" could transform how we perceive sound
A greenhouse with a perovskite solar cell rooftop led to faster growth and larger leaves in radicchio seedlings
“Phantom” dark energy existed long ago, observations suggest
Physicists to mark 300 years since Isaac Newton’s death with International Year of Classical Physics