X-ray camera catches spin waves in the act
Magnon microscope focuses on useful non-linear interactions
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Radiation shielding vest could reduce cancer risk for astronauts on deep space missions
A new personal radiation shielding vest tested during the Artemis I flight could significantly reduce the radiation dose that future astronauts might receive
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Quantum voting system aims to keep ballots secret
Two teams implement entanglement-based protocol
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Researchers harness sunlight to generate quantum entanglement
Sunlight may provide an energy-efficient alternative to lasers used in quantum computing
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Earthquake sensors reveal vital information about how hurricanes move and grow
Seismic stations in Louisiana have been found to provide insights into Hurricane Isaac
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Protons and neutrons are more than just groups of three quarks
Comparison between theoretical models and experimental data favours alternative “baryon junctions” picture
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No quantum advantage (yet) in the world of tensor networks
Classical computation is more accurate that quantum annealer for some Ising spin glasses
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Betelgeuse is not alone
Orion constellation's red supergiant has a companion star, say astronomers
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Colliding molecules reveal their ‘cone of reaction’
New measurements advance our understanding of chemical reactions at the atomic scale and could shape our ability to optimize them
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‘Little red dots’ could herald the birth of supermassive black holes
Did cocoons of dense gas shine brightly in the early universe?
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