Science

In a discovery that could open completely new possibilities for quantum measurements, including research on quantum effects in a gravitational field., researchers from TU Vienna, INRIM Turin and ILL Grenoble have developed a neutron interferometer that can use two separate crystals. The scientists have achieved the feat, which has been eluding physicists since the 1990s. Neutron interferometers are
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The M S Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (MSRUAS) will build a student satellite “Ramaiah Sat” coinciding with ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ to commemorate 75 years of Indian independence. The MSRUAS under Gokula Education Foundation (medical) on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA) to develop and build the nano
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Instances of nearsightedness — or myopia — have seen a steady increase among school going children across the world, and recent research has established a link between between an excessive amount of screen time resulting in a lack of time outdoors and the worsening ability to view distant objects. However, a recent survey conducted on parents of children between the ages
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The US welcomed Saudi Arabia’s signing of the Artemis Accords affirming Riyadh’s commitment to safe, sustainable, and responsible space exploration. Mohammed Saud al-Tamimi, CEO of the Saudi Space Commission, signed the Accords on behalf of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The principles of the Artemis Accords, grounded in the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, advance
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Researchers have developed a self-organising laser system that can reconfigure according to the conditions, replicating the ability of living materials. This discovery is likely to help in creating smart photonic materials which would better mimic the properties of biological matter such as self-healing, collective behaviour, and adaptation. While lasers are used to produce a different
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