PHYSICS & MATH

Characterization of Pentaquark Shows its Structure Similar to a Molecule

PHYSICS & MATH 06.09.2019 23:12 PM

Scientists reveal the structure of a pentaquark using new technique Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collaborators discovered that a pentaquark has a structure similar to that of molecules.

Scientists Developed Highly Efficient Catalyst for Ethanol Fuel Cells

06.07.2019 13:41 PM

The new catalyst has the combination of reactive elements in a unique core-shell structure that Brookhaven scientists have been exploring for a range of catalytic reactions to speed up all of these steps

A New 3D Printed Device Sets New Record for Efficiency

06.05.2019 14:16 PM

The findings of the researchers reveal that printed thermoelectric materials using tin selenide are a promising way forward

New Fluorescent Protein Designed For Cancer Researches

06.03.2019 00:15 AM

Wide applications eyed with the design of a glowing protein Biophysics collaborators from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and colleagues from France and Germany have designed a new fluorescent protein.

Ways on How Particles Travel Nearly the Speed of Light

06.03.2019 00:11 AM

NASA explains the phenomenon behind traveling on the speed of light In the field of science, it is a common knowledge that nothing can ever surpass the speed of light, as what Albert Einstein theory of special relativity suggests.

Scientists Uncovered Vulnerability of Cloud Service Hardware

06.01.2019 11:06 AM

FPGAs stand out by their comparatively low current consumption, which makes them ideally suited for the server farms run by cloud service providers

Black Hole Created in the Lab Proves Stephen Hawking's Theory

05.31.2019 08:46 AM

Scientists prove the theory of Stephen Hawking Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity fascinates several physicists including Stephen Hawking.

Physicists Develop Better Technique in Defining an Atomic Wave Function

05.27.2019 21:03 PM

A new method in determining the location of an electron is developed by scientists Physicists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the University of Maryland developed a method through direct observation specific details that describe an isolated quantum system.

The Butterfly Effect and its Repercussions

05.27.2019 18:32 PM

An activity that takes place in one corner of the world may have an effect on another part. Scientists now explain to detail why this happens.

Multi-Dimensional Quantum Measurements Made Possible Through a Magnetic Sensor

05.27.2019 13:54 PM

A new method measures quantum computing MIT researchers have developed a new method to measure precisely atomic-scale magnetic fields. This approach could be applied in characterizing magnetic materials, mapping the electrical impulses inside a firing neuron, and probing exotic quantum physical phenomena.