Scientists at the University of Warwick have developed a fully fiber-coupled terahertz (THz) imaging system that significantly improves the speed, resolution, and clinical practicality of terahertz imaging.
The study, published in…
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Single-Cell Sequencing Uncovers Protist Diversity
Researchers from the Earlham Institute, in collaboration with The Department of Biology at the University of Oxford, discovered three previously unrecognised lineages of the protist Bodo, each with its own bacterial endosymbiont (a…
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NASA’s Juno mission shows Jupiter may be smaller and flatter than previously thought
The gas giant is narrower at the equator, but flatter at the poles.
Our knowledge about Jupiter is still evolving. It is narrower at the equator and flatter at the poles, as per new research led by a team of planetary…
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Optics & Photonics News – How USAF Funding Shaped Laser–Atmosphere Modeling
Conceptual illustration of atmospheric turbulence. [A. Efetova / Getty Images]
For over a decade, US federal research laboratories have funded and carried out research on ultrashort pulse lasers (USPLs). This article explains how two decades of…
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Safeguarding Your Website — BigScoots
We’re checking if you’re a real person and not an automated bad bot. Usually, the captcha below will complete itself. If it doesn’t, simply click the checkbox in the captcha to verify. Once verified,…
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A Fault Line in Full Bloom
Whether it qualifies as a “superbloom” is in the eye of the beholder, but there is no doubt that California’s Carrizo Plain and the neighboring mountain ranges were awash with color as wildflowers put on their annual show in spring…
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6,200 meters under the Pacific Ocean: Scientists open black ‘eggs’ and make a shocking discovery | World News
The record for deep-sea biology has been rewritten by a Japanese Research group. During a sampling of the Kuril-Kamchatka Trench, located in the northwestern Pacific Ocean, researchers from Hokkaido University sampled unusual leathery black…
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Scientists twisted a mysterious superconductor and got a shocking result
Superconductors are materials that allow electricity to flow without resistance, typically only at extremely low temperatures. While most follow well-understood physical rules, strontium ruthenate, Sr2RuO4, has remained difficult to explain since…
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This floating time crystal breaks Newton’s third law of motion
Time crystals are unusual forms of matter made up of particles that “tick,” meaning they move back and forth in steady, repeating cycles. Scientists first predicted their existence and later confirmed them about a decade ago. Although practical…
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Scientists turn toxic gas into medical tool using electric signals
This AI-generated image depicts KAIST-developed technology that uses electrical signals to control hydrogen sulfide, turning the toxic gas into medical tools. Courtesy of KAIST
SEOUL, March 23 (AJP) – A…Continue Reading