Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission
Calculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible
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Calculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible
Read article: Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission
A metasurface-based folded lens system shows promise for creating a new generation of slimline cameras
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Sarah Vigeland, Stephen Taylor and Carl White discuss the importance of citation metrics
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Resonator is nonlinear at the single quantum level
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Explore how RadCalc supports advanced brachytherapy quality assurance, enabling accurate and efficient dose calculations. Sponsored by LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen
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Injectable magnetoelectric nanodiscs may activate neurons in localized brain regions when stimulated by a weak external magnetic field, say MIT scientists
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About 325 people, representing 5% of the lab’s employees, will be affected
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New technique sits on the border of nuclear and particle physics
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Lake Shore Cryotronics showcases the new M81-SSM
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Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science
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