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Read More » Viewpoint Cooper Pairs Pair Up in a Kagome Metal May 13, 2024 In its superconducting state, an exotic metal harbors charge carriers that appear to have 4 and 6 times the charge of a single electron, suggesting the formation of Cooper-pair molecules.” Read More » Focus Avoiding Instabilities in Hydrogen-Spiked Flames May 10, 2024 Experiments show the effects on combustion of adding hydrogen to natural gas—a fuel mixture that could reduce carbon emissions from power plants. Read More » synopsis A Chiral Crystal’s Orbital Texture May 10, 2024 X-ray experiments reveal that a semimetal exhibits orbital texture”—an exotic electronic structure resulting in spin-dependent electron transport. Read More » Recent Articles synopsis Making Neutron-Deficient Nuclei May 9, 2024 Adding neutrinos to an existing nucleosynthesis recipe can account for the puzzling existence of neutron-deficient heavy nuclei. Read More » synopsis Electron–Hole System Harbors Rich Phases May 8, 2024 Researchers predict that several exotic states of matter can exist in semiconductor structures hosting electrons in one layer and holes in another. Read More » Research News Alleviating the Stress of Finding a PhD Advisor May 7, 2024 At many US universities, no formal procedure exists to help physics students pick a PhD project and a supervisor. Researchers argue it’s time for that to change. Read More » synopsis Filamentation Observed in Wakefield Acceleration May 7, 2024 A particle-beam-generating method—called wakefield acceleration—uses proton bunches, which can fragment into high-density filaments as a result of their interactions with plasma, new experiments show. Read More » synopsis Spinning Up Rydberg Atoms Extends Their Life May 3, 2024 Researchers record the longest Rydberg-atom lifetime by placing strontium atoms in circular” states, where the outer electrons move in planet-like orbits. Read More » Video Two-Dimensional Simulation Captures the Ocean’s Energy Cycle May 3, 2024 A new model provides an improved description of the flow of the ocean’s kinetic energy by including friction with the coasts. Read More » synopsis Fluxonium Qubits Under Control May 2, 2024 By coupling two fluxonium qubits through an inductive circuit rather than through a capacitor, researchers have realized a high-fidelity two-qubit gate. Read More » Research News Quantum Gravity Gets a New Test May 1, 2024 A proposed experiment could bring scientists closer to answering the long-standing question of whether gravity is a classical or a quantum phenomenon. Read More » synopsis A Photonic Emulator of Topological Matter May 1, 2024 A method for freely adjusting the parameters of a loop of optical fiber enables the exploration of exotic topological phases of matter. Read More » More Articles Email Alerts Sign up to receive weekly email alerts from Physics . 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