Researchers create a novel method for automating science in space
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Under the ice, researchers are looking for evidence of quantum gravity
Dr. Teppei Katori, an experimental physicist at King's College London, is one of the principal analysts of the data collected by the IceCube Neutrino…
Discovering particles with the maximum energy at the top of the Greenland Ice Sheet
In order to advance the detection of the highest energy neutrinos, Professor Abigail Vieregg developed instrumentation, for which she was given a Moore…
How will scientists make advantage of China's nearly finished space station?
Tiangong, China's space station, is almost finished. On Monday, the third and last module is slated to fly into low Earth orbit.
Scientists have detected rare earth elements created by neutron star collisions
Mergers of neutron stars in binary systems have great potential as potential sites for rapid neutron capture nucleosynthesis.
Researchers find an uncommon quantum state at ambient temperature
At room temperature, physicists have seen brand-new quantum effects in a topological insulator for the first time.
Life in the future: Technological advancements that will alter our way of life
One of the many things that technology is capable of accomplishing is altering the world as we know it.
Researchers at Curtin find the largest known recent meteorite hits on Mars
Since NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter started searching the planet for them 16 years ago, Curtin University researchers have assisted in the discovery of…
A unique peek at the interior of cyclones is provided by space debris
The interior of spinning tropical storms may be seen in three dimensions thanks to space debris.
The Efficiency of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Has Reached a New Record High
Mesoscopic dye-sensitized solar cells (DSCs), often known as the renowned Grätzel cells, were developed in the 1990s by Brian O'Regan and Michael Grätzel.
Unidentified Object Could Be a "Strange Star" Made of Quarks
Just a few thousand light-years away, a relatively small, dense object that is shrouded in a cloud of its own exploded remains is defying the laws of stellar…
The QuEST Project expands pre-college exposure to quantum information science
Faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Physics and Astronomy and the C.N.