Tag: Physics
Researchers Boost Intensity of Nanowire LEDs
Nanowire gurus at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have made ultraviolet light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that, thanks to a special type of...
Young children use physics to learn about tools, study
Learning about causality – about the physical rules that govern the world around us – is a crucial part of our cognitive development. From...
Scientists Write ‘Traps’ for Light with Tiny Ink Droplets
Scientists at the University of Cambridge in collaboration with the Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory have developed a microscopic pen that can potentially write structures to trap...
Solving Complex Chemical Reaction With Quantum Computers
Quantum computers can solve such challenging tasks that are partially the result of the fact that they are structured differently to classical computers. Instead of...
Unveiling The Quantum Necklace
Quantum world, the theory of the microscopic world that describes particles, atoms, and molecules at both elegant and mysterious scales. It is the world...
Researchers Create 3-D Full-Color Holographic Images With Nanomaterials
Scientists from the Missouri University of Science and Technology developing a novel approach to reconstruct 3-D full-color holographic images. For this, they are using...
Device to Control Electron’s Color in Graphene
The silicon-based transistor generally depends on the charge of electrons. It turns the device to ON or OFF. But, various scientists are trying to...
New material allows elusive Weyl fermion study
Scientists from U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory cultivates a new kind of Weyl semimetal. This Weyl Semimetal allows advancing study of Weyl fermion....
Acoustic prism split sound into its elements frequencies
Before 400 years, Newton shows that a prism could differ a white light into seven different colors of the rainbow. Each color has a...
