Darkness can travel faster than light
Discovery of superluminal correlations within 2D hexagonal boron nitride could advance super-resolution electron microscopy
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Bat-inspired drone can navigate through dense fog and dodge obstacles
New low-power robot works using echolocation and could find applications in search and rescue missions in difficult-to-access spaces
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Hyperuniformity can be altered by ‘weighting’ many-particle systems
Calculations reveal the richness of systems that have crystal-like and liquid-like properties
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Newton’s law describes gravity on cosmological scales, galaxy clusters reveal
Observations appear to rule out MOND, but not everyone agrees
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Tantala 3D integrated circuits deliver a rainbow of laser light
Devices could help miniaturize laser-based technologies
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Meta-design: language models generate novel quantum experiments
Researchers stretch the limits of how far artificial intelligence can contribute to scientific discovery
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Scientists find a new critical point in supercooled water
X-ray experiments provide further evidence that water exists in two distinct phases
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Memristive synapses could reduce AI energy consumption
Hafnium-oxide based nanomaterial mimics the mechanisms of the human brain
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Collisional quantum gates created using fermionic atoms
Architectures could support quantum-chemistry simulations
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Gauge theory could give quantum error correction a boost
Concept from theoretical physics could reduce qubit requirements
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