- April 20, 2025
A Mathematical Bridge Between the Very Big and the Very Small
Physicists have long sought a unified framework that can reconcile general relativity, which describes gravity and the structure of spacetime on cosmological scales, with quantum
Quantum Memory Advances Bring Quantum Internet Closer to Reality
Scientists are making strides in developing a quantum internet by testing quantum memories—devices that store delicate quantum information. These memories are key to establishing quantum
A tiny neutrino detector makes a big impact at a nuclear reactor
A compact method of detecting subatomic particles offers new insights into physics theories. A tiny neutrino detector has successfully operated at a nuclear reactor, demonstrating
Fiber Friction: The Secret to Cozy Knits
Friction Between Yarn Loops Gives Knit Fabrics Their Shape-Shifting Ability A well-knit sweater feels like a warm embrace, and the reason for that lies in
Unraveling Dark Matter: A Bold Experiment Hunts for the Mysterious Axion
Scientists are on a groundbreaking quest to uncover axions—hypothetical particles that could solve some of physics’ biggest mysteries, including the absence of an electric dipole
Quantum Billiards: Unlocking the Secrets of Light-Assisted Atomic Collisions
In a pioneering study, scientists have developed innovative methods to control atomic collisions using optical tweezers, paving the way for advances in quantum computing and