Read article: Interference wall captures single photons
Interference wall captures single photons
New technique could help avoid the need for highly optically nonlinear materials
Read article: Interference wall captures single photons
Read article: Quantum dots are no longer on the blink
Quantum dots are no longer on the blink
Researchers solve the "intermittency problem" in these light-emitting nanostructures at last
Read article: Stretchable organic photodiode could improve the performance of wearable devices
Stretchable organic photodiode could improve the performance of wearable devices
Scientists develop a flexible semiconductor with skin-like mechanics that detects ultralow light signals, even under large deformation
Read article: Silicon qubits reach the standard for quantum error correction
Silicon qubits reach the standard for quantum error correction
Three independent groups exceed 99% fidelity with their quantum logic gates
Read article: Angled light beams allow OCT to image deeper into skin
Angled light beams allow OCT to image deeper into skin
A new dual-axis optical coherence tomography system allows researchers to look deeper into biological tissue
Read article: Physicists detect an Aharonov–Bohm effect for gravity
Physicists detect an Aharonov–Bohm effect for gravity
Atom interferometers reveal strange quantum effect previously observed in electromagnetism
Read article: Airborne viruses could be protected by phase transitions in droplets and aerosols
Airborne viruses could be protected by phase transitions in droplets and aerosols
Semisolid phase could explain why COVID-19 spreads in very low humidity
Read article: Deep neural networks track eye movements during MRI scans
Deep neural networks track eye movements during MRI scans
Machine learning techniques applied to MR images can decode gaze patterns and eye movements without a camera – even when the eyes are closed
Read article: Twisted light from semiconducting nanohelices could speed drug discovery
Twisted light from semiconducting nanohelices could speed drug discovery
A new photonic effect observed in semiconducting nanohelices could allow researchers to rapidly measure the chirality of minuscule volumes of potential drugs
Read article: Selfishness for the greater good revealed in optimization of group dynamics
Selfishness for the greater good revealed in optimization of group dynamics
Researchers model multibody interactions in communicating systems
