Orden en un mar caótico cuántico
The title 'Order in a quantum chaotic sea' points to a phenomenon in which ordered patterns emerge within quantum systems that behave chaotically.… more →
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Year I · No. 147
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Wednesday, 28 Oct 2026
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A variance budget explains overdispersion in luminescence dating
A new theoretical framework breaks down the overdispersion observed in luminescence dates from single grains and aliquots, proposing a generative variance budget that separates the different sources of uncertainty.…
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A double debris disc around a dead star reveals the Solar System’s future
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) have found a rare disc of debris around a dead star that offers a glimpse of what may happen… more →
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Anamorphic freeform design improves full-colour augmented reality displays
A research team has presented an optical design for augmented reality (AR) glasses that combines anamorphic freeform surfaces with a holographic optical combiner to produce full-co… more →
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III-nitrides enable in-sensor computing
A team demonstrates computing directly within III-nitride-based sensors, exploiting interfacial polarization effects to process signals at the point of acquisition.… more →
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Neural networks localize gamma sources in human phantoms using NaI(Tl) detector spectra
A team has used machine learning to localize gamma radiation sources inside a human phantom from spectra recorded by a sodium iodide scintillator detector activated with thallium,… more →
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