The scientific community has recently witnessed a groundbreaking advancement in the field of quantum physics with the introduction of frequency-domain photon number-path entanglement. Unlike traditional spatial-domain entanglement, this innovative concept involves the manipulation of individual photons through a frequency beam splitter, resulting in the distribution of photons between two distinct frequencies. This novel approach, pioneered
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Light-driven molecular motors have been a topic of interest for scientists for nearly 25 years. The initial development of these motors by Professor Ben Feringa led to a Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2016. However, challenges arose when attempting to make these motors perform practical tasks. A recent paper published in Nature Chemistry outlined a
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Recently, Chinese tech giant ByteDance has adamantly stated that they have no intention of selling TikTok, despite a new US law that requires them to divest from the popular video platform. The US government imposed a nine-month deadline on ByteDance to sell TikTok due to national security concerns surrounding the app being used for espionage
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Meandering rivers play a crucial role in shaping our landscapes, carving valleys, creating floodplains, and transporting sediment across the globe. Recent research out of UC Santa Barbara sheds light on what drives the migration rates of these dynamic waterways. The study, led by doctoral student Evan Greenberg and senior author Vamsi Ganti, explores the interplay
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The term “bookworm” may evoke thoughts of a passionate reader, but in reality, bookworms, microorganisms, and time all play a role in breaking down the flour-based glues commonly used in historic bookbinding. Recent research on the proteins found in wheat-based glues provides valuable insights into their adhesiveness and degradation, offering important information for book conservators
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In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, theoretical physicists at Utrecht University in collaboration with experimental physicists at Sogang University in South Korea have achieved a significant milestone in the field of neuromorphic computing. By building an artificial synapse that operates with water and salt, they have
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The field of quantum computing has long been dominated by the quest for faster and more efficient computational tools. Photonic quantum computers have emerged as promising alternatives due to their leverage of quantum physics and the use of photons as units of information processing. However, one of the major hurdles facing these computers is the
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The Hubble Space Telescope, a space observatory that has been in operation for over three decades, continues to provide groundbreaking discoveries in the field of astronomy. Recently, an international team of citizen scientists, in collaboration with astronomers from the European Space Agency (ESA) and utilizing machine learning algorithms, identified a new sample of over one
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