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The CQNET/FQNET collaboration presents results on state-of-the art quantum teleportation fidelity.

The team found that microorganisms use iron as a food source, thereby releasing the bound organic carbon into the water in the soil.

Princeton researchers set out to map with ultrafast laser spectroscopy the progress of a photoinduced electron transfer reaction.

The research analyzed two ecosystems and showed the oak woodland soil fungal community was less altered by fire than those in the evergreen forests.

Researchers will investigate more efficient and resilient energy generation, storage, and system operations, particularly in shore-based environments.

Northwestern University researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind life-like material that acts as a soft robot.

Researchers at Brookhaven National Lab and Yale University are collaborating to develop a automated tool for creating structurally complex thin films.

Microreactors are not defined by their fuel form or coolant. Instead, they have three main features.

Professor Bane Vasic will work with the Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center group – a program to accelerate quantum innovation.

Professor Gaurav Khanna was awarded 880,000 core-hours of supercomputing time to evaluate different computational methods for black hole simulations.