A Bose metal is a rich playground for physics research, but physicists doubted its existence until recently, when a team from ...

Measuring time to the 19th decimal place, as nuclear clocks could do, would allow scientists to study very fast processes ...

So far as we know, the idea of a quantised spinning of the electron was put forward for the first time by A. K. Compton (Journ. Frankl. Inst., Aug. 1921, p. 145), who pointed out the possible ...

New atomic clocks are more accurate than those used to define the second, suggesting the definition might need to change ...

For over a century, scientists have studied how light ejects electrons from atoms, but this research takes it a step further—by measuring not just their speed but their full quantum state. Using ...

"Thus, superconducting qubits are electrical by definition. To make them, we must reach temperatures of only a few thousandths of a degree above absolute zero. That's even colder than space," says ...

Scientists found a new quantum state in twisted graphene, where electrons lock in place but still conduct current along edges. This topological breakthrough may lead to advances in quantum computing.