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A new method to synchronize devices on Earth makes use of cosmic rays

Various technologies, networks and institutions benefit from or require accurate time keeping to synchronize devices. Current ways of synchronizing time have some drawbacks that

Webb telescope’s first full color, scientific images coming in July

The James Webb Telescope will produce “spectacular color images” of the cosmos in mid-July—its first observations dedicated to its mission of scientific discovery, an

Superconducting X-ray laser reaches operating temperature colder than outer space

Nestled 30 feet underground in Menlo Park, California, a half-mile-long stretch of tunnel is now colder than most of the universe. It houses a

A nontoxic glue for plywood—from glucose, citric acid

The go-to materials for building home furniture, décor and floors are composite wood products that come in large sheets. But the glues and resins

NASA’s InSight records monster quake on Mars

NASA’s InSight Mars lander has detected the largest monster quake ever observed on another planet: an estimated magnitude 5 temblor that occurred on May

How a gene mutation leads to higher intelligence

When gene mutation occur, this can lead to severe diseases of the human nervous system. Researchers at Leipzig University and the University of Würzburg

Aged smoke from wildfires in the atmosphere

Emissions, like aged smoke from wildfires and exhaust from vehicles, go through chemical changes when they enter the atmosphere. New research from the University

Physicists discover light-induced mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization

By applying light, physicists have discovered a surprising mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization in a deterministic manner. The physicists namely Peng Chen and Laurent

Computational sleuthing confirms first 3D quantum spin liquid

Computational detective work by U.S. and German physicists has confirmed that cerium zirconium pyrochlore is a 3D quantum spin liquid. Despite the name, quantum

On-chip circuit produces up to six microwave photons at the same time

A team of researchers has developed an on-chip circuit that produces up to six microwave photons at the same time. The research team members

A new method to synchronize devices on Earth makes use of cosmic rays

Various technologies, networks and institutions benefit from or require accurate time keeping to synchronize devices. Current ways of synchronizing time have some drawbacks that

Webb telescope’s first full color, scientific images coming in July

The James Webb Telescope will produce “spectacular color images” of the cosmos in mid-July—its first observations dedicated to its mission of scientific discovery, an

Superconducting X-ray laser reaches operating temperature colder than outer space

Nestled 30 feet underground in Menlo Park, California, a half-mile-long stretch of tunnel is now colder than most of the universe. It houses a

A nontoxic glue for plywood—from glucose, citric acid

The go-to materials for building home furniture, décor and floors are composite wood products that come in large sheets. But the glues and resins

NASA’s InSight records monster quake on Mars

NASA’s InSight Mars lander has detected the largest monster quake ever observed on another planet: an estimated magnitude 5 temblor that occurred on May

How a gene mutation leads to higher intelligence

When gene mutation occur, this can lead to severe diseases of the human nervous system. Researchers at Leipzig University and the University of Würzburg

Aged smoke from wildfires in the atmosphere

Emissions, like aged smoke from wildfires and exhaust from vehicles, go through chemical changes when they enter the atmosphere. New research from the University

Physicists discover light-induced mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization

By applying light, physicists have discovered a surprising mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization in a deterministic manner. The physicists namely Peng Chen and Laurent

Computational sleuthing confirms first 3D quantum spin liquid

Computational detective work by U.S. and German physicists has confirmed that cerium zirconium pyrochlore is a 3D quantum spin liquid. Despite the name, quantum

On-chip circuit produces up to six microwave photons at the same time

A team of researchers has developed an on-chip circuit that produces up to six microwave photons at the same time. The research team members

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A new method to synchronize devices on Earth makes use of cosmic rays

Webb telescope’s first full color, scientific images coming in July

Superconducting X-ray laser reaches operating temperature colder than outer space

A nontoxic glue for plywood—from glucose, citric acid

NASA’s InSight records monster quake on Mars

How a gene mutation leads to higher intelligence

Aged smoke from wildfires in the atmosphere

Physicists discover light-induced mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization

Computational sleuthing confirms first 3D quantum spin liquid

On-chip circuit produces up to six microwave photons at the same time

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A new method to synchronize devices on Earth makes use of cosmic rays

Webb telescope’s first full color, scientific images coming in July

Superconducting X-ray laser reaches operating temperature colder than outer space

A nontoxic glue for plywood—from glucose, citric acid

NASA’s InSight records monster quake on Mars

How a gene mutation leads to higher intelligence

Aged smoke from wildfires in the atmosphere

Physicists discover light-induced mechanism for controlling ferroelectric polarization

Computational sleuthing confirms first 3D quantum spin liquid

On-chip circuit produces up to six microwave photons at the same time

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