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Scientists Accelerate Supercurrents Using Light Waves for Quantum Computing

Scientists from Iowa State University have found a new way to accelerate supercurrents with the help of light waves, which could play a crucial role in the future of quantum computers.

Straightening of Single-Molecule Conductors to Improve Performance

Scientists from Osaka University have successfully demonstrated that straightening out single-molecule conductors can improve their performance and be used in a variety of applications.

Scientists Generate 45.5-Tesla Direct-Current Magnetic Field with a High-Temperature Superconducting Magnet

Scientists from the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory have successfully generated 45.5 tesla with a new breed of electromagnet.

Scientists Push the Limits of 2D Materials

Scientists from the University of Rochester have found a new way to combine 2D materials with oxide materials, which could have important implications for a number of applications.

Scientists Develop Most Comprehensive X-Ray Image of Batteries Ever

Scientists from a multi-institute team have successfully developed the most detailed image of lithium-ion battery electrodes yet.

Creating a New Design for Chaotic Oscillating Circuitry

Scientists from the Tokyo Institute of Technology have created a new way to generate 'chaotic signals' for emerging applications.

Scientists from NIST Demonstrate Next-Generation Chip-Scale Atomic Clock

Scientists from NIST have successfully demonstrated the chip-based heart of their next-generation atomic clock.

Researchers Identify A New 2D Insulator with Ferromagnetic Properties

Scientists have discovered a new type of layered ferromagnetic semiconductor which could one day be used in next-generation electronic technologies.

Scientists Develop Improved Method to Recycle Used Cathodes Found in Lithium-Ion Batteries

Scientists from the University of California San Diego have successfully improved their method for recycling degraded cathodes from old lithium-ion batteries.

Turning Snowfall Into Electricity

Scientists at UCLA have devised a way to turn falling snow into energy.

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