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Normally, electrons moving in a conductor are reflected by potential energy barriers. However, electrons moving in graphene travel at relativistic

Classical computers are number crunching machines, performing basic arithmetical operations on numbers. In computer language, these numbers are

The synthesis and characterization of two berkelium compounds creates rare opportunities to probe the electronic structure of some of the last

The research team devised a new way to study the shape of atomic nuclei using a particle accelerator and pure electromagnetic interactions. At

Given their considerable application potential, from quantum computing to information technologies, noncentrosymmetric (NCS) superconductors have

Bird flocks, fish schools and self-propelling fluid mixtures that cooperatively organize and move in response to internal or external cues are all

Because bimetallic catalysts are widely employed in batteries and fuel cells, a full understanding of their oxidation (electron loss) mechanisms is

Up until now, the big story in characterizing the quark-gluon plasma is that it’s a hot fluid that expands explosively and flows easily. But