Collaborate Disseminate
Although neutrinos are exceedingly common, their near-massless configuration means that their presence is rather ephemeral. Despite billions of them radiating every second towards Earth from sources like our Sun, most …read more Continue reading Detecting Anti-Neutrinos from Distant Fission Reactors Using Pure Water at SNO+
We’ve all been there: you’re sitting at your bench, with a beaker full of some conductive fluid with a bunch of tiny particles suspended in it, and you want to …read more Continue reading Bringing Some Coulter To The Bench: Measuring Tiny Particles With Nanopore Sensing
If there are two classes of matter that electronics people can agree on, its conductors and insulators. Electrically, conductors and insulators don’t have much in common. The same has held true in the quantum physics world until some research at …read more
Continue reading Unknown Quantum Effect Makes Insulator Oscillate
A leading explanation for the different patterns seen in Earth’s northern and southern auroras has been ruled out. Continue reading Scientists Solve the Mystery of Why the Northern and Southern Lights Don’t Match
A nice but fatally flawed idea. Continue reading Ultra-Cold Gases Offer Window Into Extra Dimensions, According to New Theory
Good old silicon saves the day. Continue reading Doped Diamonds Push Practical Quantum Computing Closer to Reality
It turns out that measuring nothing is pretty hard. Continue reading New Measurement Technique Puts Elusive Virtual Particles in Relief
It turns out that measuring nothing is pretty hard. Continue reading New Measurement Technique Puts Elusive Virtual Particles in Relief
Fudging the law of conservation of energy offers a new perspective on dark energy. Continue reading How Breaking One of the Most Basic Physical Laws Might Explain Dark Energy
NIST physicists beat a fundamental quantum limit. Continue reading Laser Squeezing Pushes Tiny Metal Plate to New Temperature Low