Toward a World Model for Corrosion Science
Corrosion is an electrochemical process that degrades materials and has an enormous economic and safety impact.… more →
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Quantum Zeno effect observed in the spatial evolution of a single atom
Scientists have successfully observed the quantum Zeno effect in the spatial evolution of a single atom. This theoretically predicted phenomenon describes how frequent measurements can inhibit the evolution of a quantum system. In this experiment, the team demonstrated that by performing repeated measurements of an atom's position, its movement slows down or even stops, a spatial analogue of the well-known temporal quantum Zeno effect.
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Neural Network for Gas Pressure Retrieval from Noisy Spectra
Researchers have developed a novel neural network, termed Physics-Informed Multi-Task Residual U-Net (PIMTRU-Net), capable of simultaneously denoising noisy Voigt spectra and retri… more →
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Assessing the Impact of Shell Geometry on Thermal Energy Storage
A recent study has explored how the geometry of a thermal energy storage (TES) system's shell affects its performance.… more →
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High-fidelity entanglement and multi-qubit mapping in an atomic array
Scientists have achieved high-fidelity quantum entanglement and coherent multi-qubit mapping in an array of neutral atoms.… more →
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Droplet removal by capillary lifting
A new study has demonstrated an innovative method for removing droplets from surfaces using the principle of capillary lifting.… more →
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