An exactly solvable model shows how cavity photons create long-range interactions, allowing a one-dimensional spin chain to ...
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Is there life after AI? Cory Doctorow thinks so.
Cory Doctorow talks to us about the internet, whether machines are conscious, why copyright maximalism won’t save us from ...
As traceability demands intensify, suppliers and growers are pushing for fairer data ownership, compensation and ...
IntroductionIn the fields of satellite imagery and meteorological data, the term 'Zarr' has been heard more frequently over ...
A new Perspective argues that paper and soft polymeric materials have become active platforms that are transforming ...
Researchers have released qmatmul, a Python package whose algorithm halves the floating-point multiplications needed for ...
A tall garage gate on Northeastern University's Seattle campus rolled up to reveal the snarling headlights of a Ford Mustang ...
Opterus Research and Development (Opterus), a provider of advanced deployable structures for space applications, announced ...
Across California, police departments are rapidly expanding "Drone as First Responder" programs, triggering intense public ...
Hello! I am an ad-lib engineer.When programming, you often hear the term "abstraction".It is used in phrases like "abstract class" or "abstracting common parts," but what exactly is abstraction doing ...
A Max Planck Institute team reports in a preprint that thermal noise alone, filtered through a resonator, can produce period ...
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Invisible ultrasound tube can transport solids, liquids, gases through mid-air
An eight-centimeter prototype uses ultrasound to guide liquids, solids and gases along paths that can change electronically.
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