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Researchers have discovered that exotic crystal structures called Fibonacci quasicrystals can dramatically amplify electrical switching effects in superconductors, opening a path to more precise quantum devices. The finding reveals how to harness unconventional materials to control quantum phenomena—a capability that could reshape superconductor engineering for next-generation computing and sensing applications.EN

2026-03-19 · Physical Review Letters · , , et al.
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Researchers have demonstrated precise control over photochromic properties—materials that change color when exposed to light—in yttrium oxyhydride thin films using advanced magnetron sputtering techniques. The finding could accelerate development of smart windows, optical switches, and adaptive display technologies with improved performance and manufacturability.EN

2026-02-25 · Vacuum · , , et al.
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Researchers have traced how insights from Apollo-era lunar samples are now driving advances in materials used in smartphones and other electronics. The work suggests that space exploration investments decades ago are yielding unexpected commercial returns through fundamental discoveries about how surfaces organize matter at tiny scales.EN

2026-02-18 · ACM eBooks · , ,
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Researchers have created a high-performance p-type transistor using diamond and a perovskite material, achieving rare efficiency and durability at room temperature. The advance addresses a long-standing bottleneck in semiconductor design and opens commercial pathways in power electronics, industrial UV detection, and next-generation computing systems.EN

2026-02-17 · ACS Nano · , , et al.
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Researchers at Europe's largest particle physics facility analyzed 140 inverse femtobarns of collision data and found no evidence of theorized particles called electroweakinos, ruling them out up to 1.2 TeV—roughly 1,200 times heavier than a proton. The null result tightens constraints on beyond-Standard-Model physics and may reshape investment in alternative theoretical frameworks for explaining dark matter and fundamental forces.EN

2026-04-17 · Journal of High Energy Physics · , , et al.
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Scientists have measured the top quark's mass to within 1.56 GeV using a novel decay method at the Large Hadron Collider, reducing uncertainty in a fundamental constant that underpins particle physics models. The precision measurement matters because the top quark's exact mass constrains theories about the universe's stability and helps calibrate experiments searching for undiscovered particles.EN

2026-04-14 · Journal of High Energy Physics · , , et al.
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Researchers have developed a practical theoretical framework for modeling unusual two-dimensional particles called anyons, which could help engineers build more stable quantum computers. The work simplifies decades-old physics equations into a usable density functional theory, potentially accelerating development of quantum hardware based on these exotic states of matter.EN

2026-03-30 · SciPost Physics Core · , ,
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Physicists discovered that quantum systems can simultaneously violate multiple fundamental constraints on non-classical behavior—a property that strengthens with more particles. The finding could improve how companies verify quantum computers are working correctly, addressing a key bottleneck in scaling quantum devices for practical applications.EN

2026-03-01 · Advanced Quantum Technologies · , , et al.
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Researchers using the Dark Energy Survey discovered that focusing on young, star-forming galaxies dramatically reduces measurement errors in studies of dark energy and cosmic expansion. The technique cuts uncertainty by 50% without requiring complex new math, offering a faster path to more reliable maps of the universe's fate—crucial data for long-term space exploration and fundamental physics investments.EN

2026-02-17 · Physical review. D/Physical review. D. · , , et al.
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Cellulosa­fibrer är attraktiva förstärknings­additiver för polymer­kompositer, men deras hydrofila natur skapar svag fästning till de flesta polymer­matriser — ett problem som direkt påverkar mekaniska egenskaper och processbarhet. Forskare vid Hamburgska universitetet har utvecklat en metod baserad på SET-LRP för att pfropfa akrylat­monomerer på cellulosa­fibrer, vilket ökar kompatibiliteten. Genom att testa flera akrylatkedjor med olika längd och polaritet — butylakrylat, stearylakrylat, dokosylakrylat och di(etylenglykol)etetyleterakrylat — kartlade teamet hur monomerstrukturen påverkar slutresultatet. Kompositer blandades med ABS och analyserades via SAXS, DSC, FESEM och kontaktvinkelmätningar innan de 3D-skrivs via FDM. Resultaten visar hur ytmodifiering kan justeras för specifika tillämpningar. För tillverkare av cellulosa­förstärkta termoplaster öppnas möjligheter att optimera fiber­matris­fästning utan att byta baspolymer, vilket förkortar utvecklingscykler och sänker kostnader.

2026-07-06 · RSC advances · , , et al.
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Researchers have developed a mathematical framework that describes how biological membranes deform when exposed to physical forces and electric fields. The work could improve design of artificial tissues, drug delivery systems, and biomedical devices that rely on membrane behavior.EN

2026-03-19 · Mathematics and Mechanics of Complex Systems · , ,
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Researchers have demonstrated the first direct absorption of individual gravitons—the hypothetical particles that carry gravitational force—marking a pivotal step toward experimentally testing quantum gravity theories. The breakthrough could enable practical tests of physics beyond Einstein's relativity and reshape fundamental science research priorities.EN

2026-03-18 · Annals of Physics · , , et al.
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Astronomers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have mapped the electrical properties of carbon-based dust molecules across a nearby stellar nursery, revealing unexpected patterns in how they gain or lose electrons. The findings could refine models of star and planet formation, and help industries that develop infrared detection systems better understand cosmic dust signatures.EN

2026-03-12 · Astronomy and Astrophysics · , , et al.
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Astronomers have detected a possible connection between a nearby exploding star and a high-energy neutrino captured by IceCube, suggesting supernovae could be major sources of cosmic particles that reach Earth. The finding could reshape understanding of neutrino production and improve detection methods for future particle observatories.EN

2026-03-12 · Astronomy and Astrophysics · , , et al.
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Physicists deployed machine learning to sift through the largest particle collision dataset ever analyzed, looking for signs of undiscovered particles. They found no evidence of new physics in multilepton events—but the methodology opens a new frontier for discovering rare phenomena that traditional searches might miss.EN

2026-03-11 · The European Physical Journal C · , , et al.
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A new study finds that dust properties in interstellar clouds vary far more than previously thought, challenging a long-standing astronomical model used to map galactic structure. The discovery could reshape how scientists and space agencies calibrate instruments for future missions studying cosmic dust and star formation.EN

2026-03-02 · Astronomy and Astrophysics · , , et al.
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Researchers have experimentally demonstrated the Tellegen effect in optical materials for the first time, achieving a response 100 times stronger than natural materials. The breakthrough uses randomly arranged cobalt-silicon nanostructures that work without external magnets, opening doors for next-generation optical devices, magnetic sensors, and nonreciprocal technologies that could transform telecommunications and defense applications.EN

2026-03-02 · eLight · , , et al.
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Researchers have mapped out advanced materials that could dramatically improve reversible solid oxide cells—devices that switch between storing and generating electricity from renewable sources. The findings address a critical bottleneck for grid-scale energy storage needed to stabilize wind and solar power systems.EN

2026-03-01 · Energy Reviews · , , et al.
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Physicists have discovered that pulsing unconventional magnets with laser light can create exotic superconducting states that don't occur naturally. The finding could enable new quantum technologies and materials with engineered properties, opening a path toward designer superconductors controlled by light rather than temperature alone.EN

2026-02-25 · SciPost Physics · , , et al.
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Physicists discovered that gravitational waves lose energy when passing through viscous fluids near their source—a finding that could reshape how scientists predict gamma-ray bursts and understand neutron star collisions. The effect is dramatically stronger than previously calculated, potentially explaining phenomena that current models cannot account for.EN

2026-02-20 · Physical review. D/Physical review. D. · , ,
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Researchers have developed a faster way to map anisotropic materials—substances with direction-dependent properties—by combining polarization sensing and holography in a single measurement. The technique cuts acquisition time by 75% and could accelerate diagnostic imaging and materials research across biotech and manufacturing sectors.EN

2026-02-17 · Optics Letters · ,
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A new lifecycle analysis reveals that atomic layer deposition of gallium nitride—a material critical for phone chargers and LEDs—carries a heavier environmental burden than chemical vapor deposition. The finding hinges on electricity sources and rare metal precursors, meaning manufacturers' sustainability claims depend entirely on where they source their power.EN

2026-02-17 · ChemRxiv · , ,
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Researchers have converted agricultural waste from date processing into nanoparticles that can be embedded in biodegradable plastic films to preserve fresh fruit. The technology regulates ethylene and carbon dioxide levels inside the package, potentially reducing food spoilage and packaging waste simultaneously—a dual sustainability win for food producers and retailers.EN

2026-04-13 · Journal of Stored Products Research · , , et al.
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Researchers have sequenced the first high-quality genome of Chaetoceros muelleri, a dominant ocean microalgae responsible for roughly one-tenth of global oxygen production. The findings reveal how these organisms rapidly evolved specialized genes for nutrient uptake and stress response—insights that could inform efforts to harness algae for biofuels, carbon capture, and sustainable food production.EN

2026-04-07 · bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) · , ,
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A new framework connects the mass of neutrinos—among the universe's most elusive particles—directly to dark energy, the mysterious force accelerating cosmic expansion. If validated, the parameter-free derivation could revolutionize how physicists model the cosmos and unlock decades-old mysteries about what drives 68% of the universe.EN

2026-02-23 · Open MIND ·