Quantum Hall effect in HGTe
German and American physicists have for the first time observed the first signs of an unusual solid phenomenon called the Quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE), in which elect…
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German and American physicists have for the first time observed the first signs of an unusual solid phenomenon called the Quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE), in which elect…
American and British physicists have for the first time measured these fluctuations in antiferromagnetic materials and surprisingly found them at low temperatures. This…
In recent years, physicists have realized that fermions (such as electrons) can exhibit superfluidity because of their ability to pair at very low temperatures. Now, a g…
Spintronic components (generation of electronic components of the future simultaneously exploiting the electronic properties as well as electrical charges) are gradually…
Canadian and US researchers have released information about a new material that can turn off or open the light beam by changing the spin polarization of electrons in the…
American physicists are now able to record a synchronized pulse of light into a set of supercooled atoms - and afterwards
New studies on nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance-NMR) of a magnetorheological nanofluid can help scientists distinguish healthy cells a…
An international team of researchers has found a way to encode information in electron spins - a technique that promises to be able to create smaller, faster memory for…
Are you ready for a laptop with a hard drive without a spin, less battery life, light weight and no noise? That's what you'll get with Samsung's new 32GB SSD (Solid Stat…
You can be assured that these ceiling fans do not spin so fast and so hard that they are just like a real plane engine.
A new generation of robot robots developed by scientists at Stanford University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory…
Corps 2 has successfully produced specialized equipment used to turn cars, with unlimited rotation, in narrow road conditions.
Researchers in China have unveiled plastics made with electrochemical spinning technology widely used in the automotive and electronics industries.
The data storage technologies of the future may have to rely on a kind of twisted magnetic nanostructures, called