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Researchers at the University of Rostock in partnership with scientists of the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research in Stuttgart have produced and measured the shortest electron pulse to date by employing ultrafast laser flashes.

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Researchers at TU Wien have developed a new concept to convert thermal energy into electrical energy more efficiently. Energy losses can thus be minimised. A lot of heat gets lost during the conv ...

Much like people can learn more about themselves by stepping outside of their comfort zones, researchers can learn more about a system by giving it a jolt

Much like people can learn more about themselves by stepping outside of their comfort zones, researchers can learn more about a system by giving it a jolt that makes it a little unstable – scientists call this "out of equilibrium" – and watching what happens as it settles back down into a more stable state.

Scientists discover that triggering superconductivity with a flash of light involves the same fundamental physics that are at work in the more stable

Science Fiction novelists couldn't have come up with a crazier plot: microrobots streaming through blood or through other fluids in our body which are driven by light, can carry drugs to cancer cells and drop off the medication on the spot. What sounds like a far-fetched fantasy, is however the short summary of a research project published in the prestigious journal Science Robotics.

Science Fiction novelists couldn’t have come up with a crazier plot: microrobots streaming through blood or through other fluids in our body which are

Of all the ambitions of modern science, few are more coveted than the ability to visualise the motion of electronics in atoms and molecules.

While conventional electronics relies on the transport of electrons, components that convey spin information alone may be many times more energy efficient.