Researchers from Kiel University have reported a previously unknown effect in graphene. Dr. Jan-Philip Joost and Professor Michael Bonitz showed, for the first time, that light pulses can generate electrons at specific designated locations in the…
1Department of Clinical Laboratory, Southwest Hospital, Army Medical University, Chongqing, People’s Republic of China; 2Department of Clinical Laboratory, Chongqing General Hospital, Chongqing University, Chongqing, People’s Republic of China;…
Online juggernaut Amazon has unveiled the next generation of its Kindle, Ring and Echo devices, among other items, all of which are powered by artificial intelligence and connected to Alexa+, its AI-infused personal assistant, which debuted in…
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation is pleased to announce an open call for applications to the sixth annual Archives Research Residency, a one- to three-week research intensive at the Rauschenberg Foundation Archives in New York City. The program…
One statement you often read at exhibition openings is “The artist is present,” but this show could easily amend it to “The collector is present”: after all, Ulrike Crespo (1950–2019) is present in every single one of the works.
Now,…
The full moon is just days away now, and it’s also International Observe the Moon Night. NASA describes tonight as a night to celebrate celestial observations, as well as honor cultural and…
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It seems impossible to escape from Tchaikovsky’s eternally popular First Piano Concerto, but that just makes the…
“Sunflowers”, “The Night Café”, “Chair” — the paintings that Vincent van Gogh produced in Arles between 1888 and 1889 — are touchstones of modern art. But accounts of his stay in the little Provençal town are always overshadowed…