Scientists have recently demonstrated that heat energy coming in from the outside can help a quantum annealer get better solutions for a certain type of problem.
Mar 4th, 2016
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Studies of critical reactions at interfaces between solids and liquids provide insights into systems spanning the fields of Atmospheric Aerosol Systems, Biosystem Dynamics and Design, Energy Materials and Processes, and Terrestrial and Subsurface Ecosystems.
Mar 4th, 2016
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Physicists describe energy-efficient MRAM.
Mar 4th, 2016
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Researchers have designed and built a quantum computer from five atoms in an ion trap. The computer uses laser pulses to carry out Shor's algorithm on each atom, to correctly factor the number 15.
Mar 4th, 2016
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A group of researchers demonstrates, for the first time, in situ high-speed crack propagation under thermal stress, imaged simultaneously in direct transmission and diffraction X-ray imaging.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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Nature of interaction of probe molecules on the surface of oxide particles elucidated.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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New study shows how researchers tame the notoriously fickle supermaterial in aerogel form with 3-D printer and ice.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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Scientists have harnessed static electricity to control chemical reactions for the first time, in a breakthrough that could bring cleaner industry and cheaper nanotechnology.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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The IBM lab responsible for inventing the scanning tunneling microscope and the atomic force microscope has invented another critical tool for helping us understand the nanoworld.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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Graphene can be fashioned into a highly sensitive light detector that allows much of the light to pass through.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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Scientists have introduced a new way of catalysing-speeding up- chemical reactions by applying an electric field between the reacting molecules. This opens the door for the fabrication of chemical compounds, used in pharmaceutical products and materials, in a fast and cheaper way.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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This metallic adhesive is game-changing in several ways. It would improve heat transfer for devices, like computers and tablets, allowing more efficient CPU cooling. MesoGlue would also replace the soldering process and make it easier to piece together tiny parts at room temperature. For computers, MesoGlue would replace thermal grease that would increase power and lifetime of computer chips.
Mar 3rd, 2016
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Researchers want to add another use for metamaterials: creating a new directional separation technique that cloaks one compound while concentrating the other.
Mar 2nd, 2016
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Graphene may be a new, greener way to prevent deadly hospital-acquired infections of tomorrow.
Mar 2nd, 2016
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In a self-organized process, a selected peptide forms a honeycomb structure on a surface.
Mar 2nd, 2016
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Researchers show that they can turn this pollutant into something useful - a material in high demand for high- tech batteries that are needed to store 'green' energy such as solar power, while limiting the environmental impact of current power plants.
Mar 2nd, 2016
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