Read article: Inverse Mpemba effect seen in a trapped-ion qubit
Inverse Mpemba effect seen in a trapped-ion qubit
Quantum coherence and interference affect how qubits warm up
Read article: Inverse Mpemba effect seen in a trapped-ion qubit
Read article: Liquid–metal interfaces show large thermoelectric effect
Liquid–metal interfaces show large thermoelectric effect
Discovery could help us better understand Jupiter’s magnetic field as well as improve liquid–metal batteries
Read article: Matter-wave interferometry puts new limits on ‘chameleon particles’
Matter-wave interferometry puts new limits on ‘chameleon particles’
Gravity measurement benefits from optical lattice
Read article: ‘Poor man’s Majoranas’ offer testbed for studying possible qubits
‘Poor man’s Majoranas’ offer testbed for studying possible qubits
A new approach could put Majorana particles on track to become a novel qubit platform, but some scientists doubt the results’ validity
Read article: Low-frequency ultrasound triggers targeted drug delivery
Low-frequency ultrasound triggers targeted drug delivery
Targeted release of drugs from ultrasound-sensitive nanocarriers could minimize side-effects associated with conventional medication
Read article: Charmonium’s onion-like structure is revealed by new calculations
Charmonium’s onion-like structure is revealed by new calculations
Prediction could be tested by upcoming Electron-Ion Collider
Read article: Novel ‘glassy gel’ materials are strong yet stretchable
Novel ‘glassy gel’ materials are strong yet stretchable
Glassy gels that can stretch up to five times their original length could find use in areas ranging from batteries to adhesives
Read article: New diffractive camera hides images from view
New diffractive camera hides images from view
Technology based on diffractive optical process offers alternative to traditional encryption
Read article: Sliding ferroelectrics offer fast, fatigue-free switching
Sliding ferroelectrics offer fast, fatigue-free switching
Two new studies show that unconventional ferroelectric materials can endure many switching cycles without losing their ferroelectric properties
Read article: Revised calibration curve improves radiocarbon dating of ancient Kyrenia shipwreck
Revised calibration curve improves radiocarbon dating of ancient Kyrenia shipwreck
Researchers have placed tighter constraints on the age of the Kyrenia Ship that sank off the coast of Cyprus in the 3rd century BCE
