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Researchers propose a charge-neutral helium-3 oscillator that may resist electrical noise, with far lower predicted error rates than superconducting qubits.

High-precision X-ray tests at a large facility find that simple theories overestimate plasmon energies in hot compressed aluminum and do not capture the full signal shape.

Scientists use a quantum information tool to show that many particles inside a hand-held material respond collectively through quantum links.

The device traps and controls vibrations to imitate atomic behavior and may aid future quantum and microwave technologies.

Chinese scientists achieve electrical control of exchange bias below 10 nanometers—a breakthrough that could revolutionize data storage and spintronic devices.

Researchers demonstrate a fourfold increase in heat transfer using engineered gold patterns across tiny gaps, with potential uses in electronics cooling and energy conversion systems.

Researchers develop a faster and more accurate way to interpret X-ray data from experiments simulating conditions in stars, planets and fusion reactors.

Direct imaging reveals synchronized atomic behavior missing from classic theory of zero-resistance electricity.