Department of Energy expands ‘Genesis Mission’ to boost AI, awarding larger grants
Department will also initiate new fellowship program to shorten path to Ph.D.
Department will also initiate new fellowship program to shorten path to Ph.D.
Author: Adrian Cho
Five physics breakthroughs that should have won a Nobel Prize—but didn’t
How politics, bad timing, and skepticism left foundation stones of modern physics unrecognized
How politics, bad timing, and skepticism left foundation stones of modern physics unrecognized
Department of Energy launches $215 million race to build quantum computer by 2028
Agency aims to select teams for milestone-driven competition by year’s end
Agency aims to select teams for milestone-driven competition by year’s end
Physicists detect the tiny atomic collisions that give a gas its pressure
Twist on classic Brownian motion experiment could help test bounds of quantum theory and aid search for new particles
Twist on classic Brownian motion experiment could help test bounds of quantum theory and aid search for new particles
Oh, swell: Scientists identify a new way for your car to corrode
Water droplets sliding across surfaces can gain enough static electricity to break down anticorrosion coatings
Water droplets sliding across surfaces can gain enough static electricity to break down anticorrosion coatings
A new explanation of why the universe’s supply of nuclear matter is fixed?
Experiments point to an alternative origin of a particle accounting tool called the baryon number
Experiments point to an alternative origin of a particle accounting tool called the baryon number
How does the universe set black holes on a collision course?
Black holes can form spiraling pairs in three different ways, the gravitational waves from hundreds of collisions suggest
Black holes can form spiraling pairs in three different ways, the gravitational waves from hundreds of collisions suggest
Surprising claim of superstringy universe may be based on a mistake
Mix-up in distance scales may explain hints of anisotropy in distribution of galaxies
Mix-up in distance scales may explain hints of anisotropy in distribution of galaxies
Engineers cram 100 billion transistors onto a microchip
Advance nearly doubles chip density, but also highlights the challenge of sustaining historic trend
Advance nearly doubles chip density, but also highlights the challenge of sustaining historic trend
The universe is unexpectedly stringy, which could unravel the theory of the cosmos
Controversial claim challenges principle of cosmological sameness on which prevailing theory rests
Controversial claim challenges principle of cosmological sameness on which prevailing theory rests