At low exciton density, a superfluid suddenly stops flowing
Physicists say they may have observed a supersolid phase in a superfluid
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Single metasurface could generate record numbers of trapped neutral atoms
Technique boosts prospects for building quantum computers with more than 100,000 qubits
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Physicists demonstrate long-predicted exotic magnetic phases in 2D material
Observations of how magnetism behaves in atomically thin materials could pave the way for new generations of ultracompact magnetic technologies
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Self-healing materials could make automobile parts last over 100 years
Scientists have created a material with the ability to repeatedly and autonomously repair cracks
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A bursting bubble can make a puddle jump
In a breakthrough in droplet physics, researchers find a way to get centimetre-scale water droplets to jump into the air
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Lunar magnetic field mystery may finally have an explanation
Physicists weren’t sure why Moon rocks brought back during the Apollo missions are more strongly magnetized than models predict
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Compact optical amplifier is efficient enough for on-chip integration
Low-power optical device achieves around 100 times amplification using just a couple of hundred milliwatts of input power
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Physicists identify unexpected quantum advantage in a permutation parity task
The list of things that quantum features enable us to do just got a little longer
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Long-distance quantum sensor network advances the search for dark matter
Physicists in China have set the tightest constraint yet on a parameter known as axion-nucleon coupling
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Metamaterial antennas enhance MR images of the eye and brain
Integrating metamaterials into radiofrequency antennas improves image sharpness and enables faster data acquisition using existing MRI scanners
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