When a little can mean a lot
In a quantum world, a single extra bit can greatly increase the information in a message
Superconducting quantum computing
Macroscopic circuits behave like single quantum objects
Magnesium diboride at the double
Physicists have seen two superconducting energy gaps in magnesium diboride
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BaBar detects new particle
A novel D-meson has been seen at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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Cold plasmas destroy bacteria
Plasmas could be used to sterilize medical equipment
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Titan may have an icy surface
Physicists have found evidence for water ice on Saturn’s largest moon
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Physicists investigate brain power
Israeli researchers have created electrically active networks of neurons in the lab
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Bismuth breaks half-life record for alpha decay
French researchers have measured the longest ever radioactive half-life for alpha decay
Computer models make “super-alloys”
Japanese researchers have created a new group of alloys with exceptional properties
Caesium violates parity in a new way
Atomic parity violation has been seen using a novel optical technique
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