Researchers Use IBM Quantum Hardware to Model a Key Particle Physics Process
Insider Brief A Berkeley Lab scientist used IBM quantum hardware accessed through ORNL’s Quantum Computer User Program to…
Researchers Use AI to Make Quantum Circuit Tuning Less Trial and Error
Insider Brief Researchers from Texas A&M University, NVIDIA and Los Alamos National Laboratory developed an AI-assisted framework to…
From ideas to industry: a theoretical physicist’s journey into Silicon Valley – Physics World
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Physicists Set Sail on a Strange Quantum State Called a Fractional Fermi Sea
Insider Brief Researchers reported that a driven one-dimensional gas of ultracold cesium atoms can be engineered into a…
🧲 With an effect predicted a century ago, scientists create a motor without magnets or metals
In ferroelectric fluids, a simple electric voltage triggers a spectacular movement, capable of opposing gravity and paving the…
The universe is less uniform than we thought – cosmology may need a radical rethink
Modern cosmology rests on a simple assumption: if we look on large enough scales, matter should be distributed…
Microsoft’s Topological Quantum Computing Claims Once Again In Question
A central problem with the arguably overhyped field of quantum computing remains the difficulty in objectively ascertaining performance…
Real-space imaging of the electron-pair density hole in molecular Auger–Meitner decay
When matter is irradiated by light or subjected to other external perturbations, the electrons rearrange in response. Because…
In 2025, astronomers found one of the largest spinning structures ever reported in the universe: a cosmic filament roughly 50 million light-years long, containing nearly 300 galaxies. Many of its galaxies appear to rotate in sync with the filament itself — a vast, coordinated motion that challenges current models of how galaxies gain their spin.
In 2025, astronomers reported one of the largest rotating structures ever found: a cosmic filament some 50 million…
Electron–phonon coupling and symmetry breaking in superconducting oxide interfaces near ferroelectric quantum criticality
Gastiasoro, M. N., Ruhman, J. & Fernandes, R. M. Superconductivity in dilute SrTiO3: a review. Ann. Phys. 417,…
Hubble Crisis and the cosmic cataclysm lighting up our knowledge of the universe
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D-Wave to Receive $1.5 Million Grant through NSF Project
Insider Brief D-Wave has been selected to receive a $1.57 million grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation…