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A transition in active nematics produces slow, strongly interacting defects, a behaviour confirmed in living cells Emergence of anti-hyperuniform defect…

A threshold excess in top-antitop production hints at toponium-like physics CMS detector at CERN (Courtesy: CERN) The CMS Collaboration investigated…

A nanotube lattice reveals how electrons shift between 1D and 2D quantum phases under voltage control Atom illustration showing electrons…

A simple boundary‑repositioning technique lets materials host infinitely many robust topological states useful for electronics, photonics, and phononics, with a…

MnPS₃ shows an unexpectedly strong thermal Hall effect, challenging current theories of quantum heat transport Waveform (Courtesy: iStock/Swillklitch) Heat travels…

ATLAS researchers have provided compelling evidence for off-shell Higgs boson production with vastly increased confidence A proton-proton collision as seen…

New research reveals how quantum effects in double-exchange ferromagnets drive unexpected magnetic behaviour Iron-based material (Courtesy: iStock/Assistantua) For almost a…

New study reveals how quantum entanglement is transferred in ultrafast photoionisation experiments, offering us insights into how quantum information develops…

A model-independent approach reduces uncertainty in hadronic light-by-light scattering, strengthening Standard Model tests Particle waves (Courtesy: iStock/Piranka) The gyromagnetic ratio…

Using self-testing methods, scientists validate error-correcting codes on photonic and superconducting systems Quantum computing illustration (Courtesy: iStock/Johnason) Quantum error correction…