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NTT Develops Optical Fiber-Coupled Quantum Light Source - Vimarsana News

NTT Develops Optical Fiber-Coupled Quantum Light Source

TOKYO, Dec. 23, 2021 -- NTT Corporation (NTT, President & CEO: Jun Sawada, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) in cooperation with the University of Tokyo (President:

Realizing n-Type Conduction in Tin Monosulfide Thin Films - Vimarsana News

Realizing n-Type Conduction in Tin Monosulfide Thin Films

In a study published in Physical Review Materials, the combination of radiofrequency (RF) magnetron sputtering and an RF sulfur plasma source was used to fabricate n-type SnS thin films.

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Determining the Viscosity of Nanofluids - Vimarsana News

Determining the Viscosity of Nanofluids

A field of nanofluids has the potential to transform multiple industries in terms of their thermal management techniques.

Using Ultrathin Nanostructured Coatings in Conventional Optics - Vimarsana News

Using Ultrathin Nanostructured Coatings in Conventional Optics

Transparent materials influence the phase evolution of transmitted radiation, however, chromatic dispersion is an issue. Ossiander, M et al.'s article published in Nature Communications experimentally displays the use of ultrathin nanostructured coatings that address this dispersion.

Real-Time Picosecond Observation of Magnetic Vortex Core's Gyration with a Delay Line Detector - Vimarsana News

Real-Time Picosecond Observation of Magnetic Vortex Core's Gyration with a Delay Line Detector

Extracting information about dynamic processes in the picosecond (ps) requires extensive modification and optimal control of the operation conditions. This research, published in Ultramicroscopy surpasses these shortcomings by combining a delay line detector with continuous illumination in a transmission electron microscope.