SLAC’s “electron camera” can reveal some of nature’s ultrafast processes. Now, researchers across the lab have collaborated to achieve improvements to that tool to make…
View More Breaking Time Barriers With SLAC’s Ultrafast Electron Camera
Breaking Time Barriers With SLAC’s Ultrafast Electron Camera
Quantum Dots Take the Leap: Spin Qubits Go Trampolining With Germanium
Spin qubits go trampolining to make quantum gates and couple to other spin qubits on the chip. Credit: Studio Oostrum for QuTech Researchers at QuTech…
View More Quantum Dots Take the Leap: Spin Qubits Go Trampolining With Germanium
Silicon Dioxide: The Secret to Smaller, Cooler Electronic Devices
Researchers at The University of Tokyo demonstrate enhanced radiative heat transfer across a gap between two micro-sized silicon plates by coating them with a layer…
View More Silicon Dioxide: The Secret to Smaller, Cooler Electronic Devices
New Method Improves Wireless Network Speed and Reliability
Computer scientists have created D-REC, an edge caching optimization method that uses a “digital twin” to forecast and improve data storage in wireless networks, thereby…
View More New Method Improves Wireless Network Speed and Reliability
Quantum Breakthrough: MRI for Molecules Unlocks Secrets of the Atomic World
Researchers have developed the world’s first quantum sensor capable of sensing atomic-scale electric and magnetic fields using a single molecule attached to a scanning tunneling…
View More Quantum Breakthrough: MRI for Molecules Unlocks Secrets of the Atomic World
Not Science Fiction: Researchers Recreate Star Trek’s Holodeck Using AI
In the quest to train robots for real-world tasks, researchers have created “Holodeck,” an AI system capable of generating detailed, customizable 3D environments on demand,…
View More Not Science Fiction: Researchers Recreate Star Trek’s Holodeck Using AI
Molecular Marvels: Scientists Revolutionize UV Sensing With Smart Technology
Dye-doped PDMS optical fiber at the center whose flexibility is demonstrated by a knot, and the switching mechanism of the organic dye. Credit: Camila Aparecida…
View More Molecular Marvels: Scientists Revolutionize UV Sensing With Smart Technology
No Longer Science Fiction: Scientists Develop Real-Life “Stillsuit” From Dune
Side view of the whole system, worn as a backpack. Credit: Karen Morales The new spacesuit urine filtration system by Cornell researchers recycles astronauts’ urine…
View More No Longer Science Fiction: Scientists Develop Real-Life “Stillsuit” From Dune
Mimicking the Human Eye, Researchers Revolutionize Robotic Cameras
Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed the Artificial Microsaccade-Enhanced Event Camera (AMI-EV), inspired by human eye movements, to enhance robotic vision by reducing…
View More Mimicking the Human Eye, Researchers Revolutionize Robotic Cameras
Building a Sun on Earth: ITER’s Historic Milestone in Fusion Energy Development
Nuclear fusion energy could be a pivotal sustainable energy source to complement renewables. The world’s largest fusion experiment, ITER, is being built in France. Credit:…
View More Building a Sun on Earth: ITER’s Historic Milestone in Fusion Energy Development