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Nearly 60 years ago, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Nicolaas Bloembergen, predicted the existence of nuclear power resonance.
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Nearly 60 years ago, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Nicolaas Bloembergen, predicted the existence of nuclear power resonance.
The difficult problem that has puzzled science for years has been solved, creating a breakthrough in optoelectronics.
Researchers have made breakthroughs in controlling terahertz quantum laser, which can move large amounts of data at 100 gigabits per second - 1,000 times the size of a r…
This is likely to be a breakthrough compared to previous engineering robots, creating a generation of robots capable of performing many tasks in high temperature environ…
Australian scientists say they have successfully replicated the corona virus that caused the pneumonia epidemic that is raging, making a breakthrough in the race to make…
The new research could be a revolution in treatments for cancer patients.
Concrete builds the foundation of the modern world today, but what drives the future of technology based on that concrete is lithium-ion batteries.
We do not fully understand quantum mechanics or quantum entanglement (what Albert Einstein called 'remote bizarre activity'), yet we still apply it to achieve technologi…
The researchers distinguish the different characteristics of non-coding RNA molecules in benign and malignant thyroid cells, thereby distinguishing benign and malignant…
2019 witnessed major breakthroughs in science such as capturing the first image of a black hole, operating a quantum computer, solving a problem that exists for 65 years.
Some people compare this breakthrough to the invention of ancient Chinese
A group of 347 scientists who participated in research to find the first image in black hole history has been awarded the prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental P…
A popular, inexpensive drug for diabetes can make a breakthrough in treating untreated dementia and brain damage, thanks to an interaction with female sex hormones.
Turning plastic bottles into arms and legs for people with disabilities promises to be a breakthrough in the reuse of plastic products and practical support for life.
American scientists have discovered the reason that a new sexually transmitted disease can easily defeat almost every treatment that people think of.