Observations link turbulence in the ionosphere—a region essential for communications—with far-away disturbances associated with Earth’s magnetic field. Read More »
Improved methods for using electron spins to sense and control nuclear spins could benefit many quantum technologies. Read More »
A processor made of five-level, trapped-ion “ququints” captures the intricate particle–antiparticle interactions of quantum electrodynamics theory. Read More »
A new experiment challenges the notion that only exotic materials exhibit nonlinear transport phenomena. Read More »
A single molecule provides a controllable connection between a normal metal and a superconductor. Read More »
The interplay between microscopic and macroscopic dynamics in a brain-like network enhances the robustness of a state that optimizes the network’s performance. Read More »
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Arranging nonmagnetic atoms on the surface of an unconventional superconductor could induce a novel phenomenon called altermagnetic superconductivity. Read More »
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Elena Pinetti searches for dark matter using JWST calibration images that other researchers discard. Read More »
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