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Theoretical study proposes a new way of stopping light
By Victória Flório
Stimulating random fluctuations may increase energy production in nuclear fusion reactors
Graphite-rich rocks suggest that areas of both countries, as well as Africa, were joined together nearly 2 billion years ago
Disturbing a cloud of cold rubidium atoms produces a wave phenomenon similar to light
The Atlantic has receded by 3 meters over the last 6,000 years on the shores of Brazil’s eastern-most island
Fragments of one of the largest asteroids in the solar system recovered by researchers in Amazonia
Acoustic atomic vibrations in solid materials may result in spin, one of the most fundamental properties of quantum physics
Intercommunicating pores in graphene oxide membranes help separate water from alcohol
Princeton researcher discusses the challenges of applying a quantitative approach to biological systems
Graphite-rich rocks suggest that areas of China and Brazil were joined together
Ultra-high-energy particles come from outside the Milky Way
