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Berkeley Supercomputer Modeling and Chinese Experimental Research Says LK99 Variant Superconductors are BACK! - Vimarsana News

Berkeley Supercomputer Modeling and Chinese Experimental Research Says LK99 Variant Superconductors are BACK!

Sinéad Griffin, a theoretical physicist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and other experimentalists at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab have

LK99 Superconductor Science Is Back From Premature Burial With Promising Experimental Results - Vimarsana News

LK99 Superconductor Science Is Back From Premature Burial With Promising Experimental Results

LK99 is the material that South Korean researchers claimed in early 2023 was a room temperature superconductor. The South Korean Researcher will be reporting

Science and Technology Miracles of 2023 | NextBigFuture.com - Vimarsana News

Science and Technology Miracles of 2023 | NextBigFuture.com

1. Vladan Vuletic (MIT professor and QuEra Co-founder) had a scientific and technical presentation at the 2023 Q2B conference today. The main part of the talk

Summary of Good LK99 Room Temperature Superconductor Developments - Vimarsana News

Summary of Good LK99 Room Temperature Superconductor Developments

LK99 is the material that South Korean researchers claimed was a room temperature superconductor. The patents and the original papers described

Fluorescent blue coumarins in a folk-medicine - Vimarsana News

Fluorescent blue coumarins in a folk-medicine

Plants that glow under ultraviolet (UV) light aren’t only a figment of science fiction TV and movies. Roots of a traditional medicine plant called the orange climber, or Toddalia asiatica, can fluoresce an ethereal blue hue. And now, researchers in ACS Central Science have identified two coumarin molecules that could be responsible. These natural coumarins have unique fluorescent properties, and one of the compounds could someday be used for medical imaging.