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Superconductivity Traverses a Single Molecule Bridge
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Superconductivity Traverses a Single Molecule Bridge

A single molecule provides a controllable connection between a normal metal and a superconductor.       Read More »

Network Hierarchy Controls Chaos
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Network Hierarchy Controls Chaos

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 »

Aiming for Lighter Light Sails
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Aiming for Lighter Light Sails

Researchers are developing highly reflective thin films that could be installed on small light-propelled spacecraft.   Read More »

Route to Altermagnetic Superconductivity
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Route to Altermagnetic Superconductivity

Arranging nonmagnetic atoms on the surface of an unconventional superconductor could induce a novel phenomenon called altermagnetic superconductivity.   Read More »

Primordial Soup Was Full of Flavors
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Primordial Soup Was Full of Flavors

Niseem Magdy Abdelrahman –  

Top quarks and antiquarks have been detected in heavy-ion collisions at the Large Hadron Collider, showing that all six quark flavors were present in the Universe’s first moments.   Read More »

Sifting Junk for Dark Matter
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Sifting Junk for Dark Matter

Elena Pinetti searches for dark matter using JWST calibration images that other researchers discard.   Read More »

Reducing the Dark Current
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Reducing the Dark Current

Researchers have demonstrated a method for suppressing unwanted electrons in bright electron beam sources.   Read More »

A Potential Tool for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
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A Potential Tool for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease

Transforming an MRI brain scan into a hyperbolic network of nodes allows researchers to detect brain connectivity disruption caused by Alzheimer’s disease.   Read More »

Hidden Behavior of Quantum Quasicrystals
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Hidden Behavior of Quantum Quasicrystals

A new theory unveils the exotic low-energy excitations of quasicrystals formed of quantum particles.   Read More »

An Isolated Exoplanet Has a Patchy Atmosphere
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An Isolated Exoplanet Has a Patchy Atmosphere

Observations by the JWST observatory of a star-free super-Jupiter reveal large-scale inhomogeneities in its atmosphere.   Read More »

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