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Discovering ‘axions’ could help answer one of the most puzzling questions in physics.

Realta Fusion and Type One Energy Group were two of eight ventures from across the nation that the U.S. Department of Energy selected for grants.

By studying them, scientists could “learn more about what happens in the innermost part of stars.”

Researchers at two national labs measured the toughest material on Earth.

After analyzing trillions of groups of galaxies, scientists discovered that physical laws once preferred one set of shapes over their mirror images.

A $2.26 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy will establish the Winston-Salem Quantum Education Collaboratory (WS-QEC).

The researchers’ moiré platform and pump-probe spectroscopy could become an important means for creating and investigating bosonic materials.

The landmark program supports private companies, national labs, and universities in bringing fusion energy toward technical and commercial viability.

A new paper argues that materials like wood, bacteria, and fungi belong to a newly identified class of matter, "hydration solids."

The funds will help develop quantum information science & engineering curricula to help grow a diverse workforce for the emerging field of technology.