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NewsPicks AI: Surprising Insights Into the Origins of Matter in the Early Universe

By U.S. Department of Energy August 11, 2024 Artist’s depiction of the spray of particles arising from the collision of two heavy atoms. As the...

NewsPicks AI: The Promise of Spherical Tokamak Technology

An artist’s metaphoric depiction of a fusion plasma in a microwave, with a toaster in the background. Credit: Kyle Palmer / PPPL Communications...

NewsPicks AI: Harnessing Charge Density Waves for Revolutionary Efficiency

Researchers are advancing energy-efficient supercomputing by harnessing charge density waves in materials, a technique that mimics brain neurons. New microscopy methods at Argonne...

NewsPicks AI: Major DOE Breakthrough Could Enable Currently Unimagined Optoelectronic Devices

Researchers at NREL have developed a new type of LED that controls electron spin and emits polarized light at room temperature by combining...

NewsPicks AI: Quantum Material Transitions Captured in First-Ever Atomic Movies

Brookhaven scientists used their new ultrafast pair distribution function (uf-PDF) technique to explore the transition of a quantum material to a previously undiscovered...

NewsPicks AI: 125 Years After Its Discovery, Actinium’s Chemistry Still Baffles Scientists

Researchers grew crystals of a pure actinium compound, seen here through a microscope, to understand how actinium binds to other molecules in a...

NewsPicks AI: Breaking Time Barriers With SLAC’s Ultrafast Electron Camera

SLAC’s “electron camera” can reveal some of nature’s ultrafast processes. Now, researchers across the lab have collaborated to achieve improvements to that tool...

NewsPicks AI: Unlocking the Power of Quantum Materials With Breakthrough Technology

Researchers have introduced a novel method that integrates computational analysis with precision fabrication to accelerate the identification of quantum defects, enhancing potential applications...
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