We live in a world of matter – because matter overtook antimatter, though they were both created in equal amounts by the Big Bang when our universe began.
As featured on the cover of Nature on 16 April 2020, neutrinos and the associated…
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New protocol identifies fascinating quantum states
Nowadays, modern quantum simulators offer a wide range of possibilities to prepare and investigate complex quantum states.
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They are realized with ultracold atoms in optical lattices, Rydberg atoms, trapped ions or superconducting…
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Looking for dark matter
Dark matter, which cannot be physically observed with ordinary instruments, is thought to account for well over half the matter in the Universe, but its properties are still mysterious.
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One commonly held theory states that it…
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Origins of Earth’s magnetic field remain a mystery
Microscopic minerals excavated from an ancient outcrop of Jack Hills, in Western Australia, have been the subject of intense geological study, as they seem to bear traces of the Earth’s magnetic field reaching as far back as 4.2 billion years…
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A step ahead in the race toward ultrafast imaging of single particles
Using a combination of experimental and computational data, researchers discover paths to optimize pulses from highly intense X-ray beams.
Scientists have long pursued the ability to see the structure of a single, free-form molecule at atomic…
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Belle II yields first results in search of the Z’ boson
The Belle II experiment has been collecting data from physical measurements for about one year now.
After several years of rebuilding work, both the SuperKEKB electron-positron accelerator and the Belle II detector have been improved compared with…
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Innovative Technologies for Satellites
Some satellites are only slightly larger than a milk carton.
This type of construction is now to be given a further simplified architecture and thus become even lighter and more cost-effective: This is the goal of the teams of Professors Sergio…
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Using insect wings for improved medical implants
Some insect wings such as cicada and dragonfly possess nanopillar structures that kill bacteria upon contact.
However, to date, the precise mechanisms that cause bacterial death have been unknown.
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Using a range of advanced imaging…
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Scientists develop ‘backpack’ computers to track wild animals in hard-to-reach habitats
To truly understand an animal species is to observe its behavior and social networks in the wild.
With new technology, researchers are able to track tiny animals that divide their time between flying around in the sky and huddling together in…
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The Biology Of Why Coronavirus Is So Deadly
COVID-19 is caused by a coronavirus called SARS-CoV-2. Coronaviruses belong to a group of viruses that infect animals, from peacocks to whales. They’re named for the bulb-tipped spikes that project from the virus’s surface and give the…
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