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Before unveiling the first on-campus quantum computer in the US, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute invited experts from across the country to speak about the current state of quantum computing. Here are the highlights.

Magnetic levitation is used to float things like lamps and trains, but usually it requires a power source. Now, scientists in Japan have developed a way to make a floating platform that requires no external power, out of regular old graphite.

Two early career researchers, Edgar Solomonik of the University of Illinois/Urbana-Champaign and Amanda Randles of Duke University, have been selected as [...]

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...

Cities and towns along the path of totality are planning viewing events, science talks and plenty of celebratory offerings during the total solar eclipse...