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Interesting Engineering on MSNNew physics? Ion trap experiment targets ‘fifth force’ to explain dark matterThe invisible dark matter is one of the universe's biggest mysteries, and its existence is confirmed only by the ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNWorld’s largest atom smasher collides protons and oxygen for the first time in historyThe world’s largest atom smasher has conducted its first-ever collisions between protons and oxygen ions, as part of an ...
Carboxylic acids are ubiquitous in bioactive organic molecules and readily available chemical building blocks. Carboxylic ...
Scientists are using trapped ions in cutting-edge experiments to hunt for signs of an undiscovered particle that might help ...
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A research team led by Prof. Wan Yinhua from the Institute of Process Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has ...
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AZoNano on MSNShepherding Atoms on the Surface Towards a Greener Future – Maximizing the Usage of Precious MetalsResearchers have demonstrated that by using argon plasma, metal atoms can be dispersed and guided to desired positions.
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Researchers have demonstrated that by using argon plasma, metal atoms can be dispersed and guided to desired positions. This ...
“The optical clock community is strongly motivated to obtain the best possible set of measurements before the SI second is ...
Researchers have demonstrated that by using argon plasma, metal atoms can be dispersed and guided to desired positions. This new strategy ensures that ...
TheStreet. Late last year, quantum computing stocks broke out from tech’s shadows to become surprise Wall Street superstars.
As few as five electrons in a semiconductor can exhibit collective behaviour, forming a “Coulomb liquid”, according to researchers in Europe. This extends the study of correlated systems to electron ...
In a landmark collaboration to help accelerate Pakistan’s transition toward electric mobility, ELFA Electric motorcycles, a ...
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