Juno Sparx
Your next cooler will be made of wobbly jiggling atoms
Soft, jiggling atoms can be the key to dramatically better cooling by disrupting heat flow.
A Tiny Flaw Summons Superconductors' Loudest Quantum Ghosts
A single impurity near a boundary summons detectable quantum interference patterns from particle-hole pairs in superconductors.
Forget Brains: The Universe Learns With Simple Math
The universe can learn and adapt through simple mathematical interactions, without needing a brain.
Carbon Atoms Grow Hands And Flip Their Quantum Magnets
Carbon layers can flip their magnetic orientation and become "handed" superconductors.
AI Reads The Universe's Mathematical Poetry
AI now deciphers the universe's mathematical beauty, revealing governing equations previously beyond its grasp.
Surprise! All Your Favorite Chemicals Attack Brains Identically
Everyday chemicals disrupt brain function by broadly interfering with synaptic plasticity, the basis of learning and memory.
AI Reads The Universe's Mathematical Poetry
AI can now discern underlying mathematical rules in complex systems, moving beyond mere pattern recognition.
Surprise! All Your Favorite Chemicals Attack Brains Identically
Everyday chemicals interfere with brain rewiring, impacting how we learn and remember.
Turns Out Metal Has Feelings, Robots Just Learned Them
Robots now grasp metal's subtle springiness, refining manufacturing beyond predictable equations.
Oops The Future of Computing Got Schooled by the Past
New research reveals that traditional, simpler computing methods can outperform advanced multi-state machines on complex problems.
Electric Toasters for Your Data Make Storage Tiny
New research uses targeted heating to make magnetic data storage significantly denser and more efficient.
Scientists found a disco ball to clear your body's party
Researchers developed a novel sensor that bypasses the electrical noise in bodily fluids to detect disease markers.