How carbon nanotubes give out more than they receive
Three RIKEN physicists have discovered how tiny tubes of carbon spit out light that is more energetic than the light shone on them. This finding could help to exploit the process in applications such ...
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Microsoft’s first step to scalable quantum computing
After many years of work, Microsoft has unveiled its first quantum hardware, the Majorana 1 processor. Let’s grok its ...
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Sodium-ion EV battery breakthrough pushes performance to theoretical limits
Researchers at the Dincă Group from Princeton University have developed a sodium-ion battery that utilizes a new organic ...
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Superconductivity in FeSe1-xSx Crystals Electrochemically Intercalated with Tetramethylammonium
The impact of sulfur substitution and TMA+ intercalation on superconductivity in FeSe1-xSx is analyzed, highlighting Tc ...
Q&A: Researcher discusses exploring the limits of carbon sequestration
As part of a multi-pronged approach toward curbing the effects of greenhouse gas emissions, scientists seek to better ...