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Quanta Magazine: The New Laws of Explosive Networks…

July 17, 2015 big data, data, data science, Internet, networks, Quanta Magazine

Researchers are uncovering the hidden laws that reveal how the Internet grows, how viruses spread, and how financial bubbles burst.

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Observation of exotic pentaquark particles made…

July 15, 2015 CERN, Exotic Particles, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Particle Physics, particles, pentaquark, physics

The LHCb experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider has reported the discovery of a class of particles known as pentaquarks.

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Researchers Build a Transistor from a Molecule and a Few Atoms…

July 14, 2015 electron scanning microscope, miniature transistor, particles, scanning tunneling microscopy, transistor

An international team of physicists has used a scanning tunneling microscope to create a minute transistor consisting of a single molecule and a small number of atoms.

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HERA experiments H1 and ZEUS publish most precise picture of the proton…

July 13, 2015 CERN, H1, HERA, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Particle Physics, particles, physics, proton, ZEUS

After 15 years of measurement and another eight years of scrutinizing and calculation, the particle physics collaborations H1 and ZEUS have published the most precise results about the innermost structure and behaviour of the proton.

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Little Pluto bigger than scientists thought as flyby looms…

July 13, 2015 astronomy, nasa, new horizons, pluto, pluto bigger

Little Pluto is a little bigger than anyone imagined…

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NASA counts down to nail-biter Pluto flyby…

July 13, 2015 astronomy, nasa, new horizons, pluto

NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft show two very different faces of Pluto, one with a series of intriguing spots along the equator that are evenly spaced.

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Mathematicians formulate equations, bend light and figure out how to hide things…

July 13, 2015 cloaking, cloaking technology, Mathematics, Mathematics News, physics

The idea of cloaking and rendering something invisible hit the small screen in 1966 when a Romulan Bird of Prey made an unseen, surprise attack on the Starship Enterprise on Star Trek. Not only did it make for a good storyline, it likely inspired budding scientists, offering a window of technology’s potential.

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A champion of discoveries yet to come…

July 8, 2015 crowdfunding, fiat physica, funding, physics, research

Mark G. Jackson is a champion of discoveries yet to come…

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Paradoxical Crystal Baffles Physicists

July 4, 2015 Chemistry, crystal, hexaboride, physics, samarium, samarium hexaboride

At super-low temperatures, a crystal called samarium hexaboride behaves in an unexplained, imagination-stretching way.

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2015 ISS R&D Conference

June 10, 2015 International Space Station, ISS, nasa, R&D, research, Research & Development, Space

The 2015 ISS R&D Conference is your connection to the latest innovations, breakthroughs and discoveries onboard the International Space Station.

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