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Physicists Peer Inside a Fireball of Quantum Matter
...information,” said Tetyana Galatyuk, one of the 200 members of the HADES collaboration. The experiment, reported this week in Nature Physics, is the first to measure the temperature of quark...
He Seeks Mystery Magnetic Fields With His Quantum Compass
...It’s not an accident. There are several special things about diamonds that make them great for quantum physics. Humans love diamonds because diamonds are transparent and sparkly, which is related...
A ‘Rebel’ Without a Ph.D.
...achievements in math, physics, astronomy and public affairs. H. T. Yau of Harvard University commenced the math section, launching into Dyson’s work on the universality of random matrices. George Andrews...
New Kind of Magnetism Spotted in an Engineered Material
...theoretical physicists at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, he wants to explore whether kinetic mechanisms like those at play within the moiré material could be used to manipulate charged particles...
A Physicist’s Approach to Biology Brings Ecological Insights
...migrated to biophysics, probing the complicated mechanics of the DNA molecule. He returned to MIT as a postdoc, and this time he pushed beyond the boundaries of conventional biophysics, using...
The New Thermodynamic Understanding of Clocks
Studies of the simplest possible clocks have revealed their fundamental limitations — as well as insights into the nature of time itself. In 2013, a masters student in physics named...
Solution: ‘Is It Turtles All the Way Down?’
While the age-old chicken-and-egg paradox is easily answered, the question of infinite regress in physics is far from resolved. In February’s puzzle column, we explored some ways in which science...
Physicists Pin Down How Quantum Uncertainty Sharpens Measurements
...Researchers say that the new understanding forges links between disparate areas of quantum physics and that it could prove useful in experiments that use sensitive photon detectors. The paper is...
Top Dark Matter Candidate Loses Ground to Tiniest Competitor
...neutron stars. Together these teams may someday cover most of the possible frequencies. A discovery would permanently rewrite the laws of particle physics and cosmology, but today axions remain entirely...