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Quantum Experiment Uncovers Light Behaving Across Multiple Dimensions

Physics /

A team from the University of Science and Technology of China tested a quantum paradox by measuring light in 37 dimensions, exploring the Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) paradox. Their findings provide insights into quantum phenomena and technologies, revealing how difficult it is for our brains to understand the universe’s workings. While local realism predicts a logical sequence […]

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Physicists Verify the Presence of a New Type of Magnetism

Physics /

Physicists in Sweden have successfully controlled a newly discovered form of magnetism, opening exciting possibilities for advancements in electronics, from memory storage to energy efficiency. A team led by researchers from the University of Nottingham used high-speed electron accelerators to bombard an ultra-thin wafer of manganese telluride with X-rays of different polarizations. This allowed them

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The Quantum Breakthrough: Researchers Discover a Novel Method to Manipulate Electrons

Physics /

Electrons are primarily known for their negative charge, which drives electric currents, but they also possess spin—a magnetic property with vast potential for advancing data storage technology. However, effectively controlling electron spin remains a challenge. Harnessing Spin Through Ferromagnetic Materials and Chiral Molecules One common method to align electron spin involves passing an electric current

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Scientists Trick Neurons Into Thinking They’re Inside a Living Brain

Neuroscience /

Neurons, the brain’s essential cells, form intricate networks by exchanging signals, enabling learning and adaptation. Researchers at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands have created a 3D-printed environment that closely resembles real brain tissue. Using nanoscale pillars, they replicate the soft, fibrous structure that supports neurons. This innovation provides a more accurate

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Students Punished at School are More Likely to Suffer From Anxiety and Depression

Psychology, Science Education, Social /

A University of Minnesota study found that children subjected to exclusionary discipline (ED) at school face a higher risk of developing anxiety and depression. The findings emphasize the importance of rethinking how educators handle students who misbehave, given the negative impact of traditional punishment methods. Although this study focuses on a single U.S. state, exclusionary

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Does Scratching that Itch Provide Any Benefits? A New Study Says Yes and No

Healthcare, Medicine /

The urge to scratch bug bites, rashes, and other skin irritations can be overwhelming. However, new research reveals why resisting the temptation may be beneficial. Biologically, scratching presents a paradox. It provides a sense of relief, suggesting it might have an evolutionary advantage. However, as many have experienced, scratching mosquito bites or rashes often worsens

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Largest Study to Date Finds Decreased Brain Function in Younger Cannabis Users

Healthcare, Medicine /

The most extensive study to date on cannabis effects in 18- to 36-year-olds reveals that the drug can impair brain function during cognitive tests. These findings aim to help individuals make informed choices about cannabis use. With the growing legalization of cannabis for both medical and recreational use, debate continues over its safety, particularly for

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The Ocean’s Surface Is Heating Up Over Four Times Faster Than in the 1980s

Environmental Science /

The sharp rise in global temperatures since 2023 has fueled relentless disasters worldwide, from the still-burning LA fires to the deadly Valencia floods, leaving scientists scrambling for answers. New ocean data suggests a key culprit: an alarming acceleration in sea surface warming. A study from the University of Reading reveals that the ocean’s surface is

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Oral Microbes Could Influence Your Risk of Cognitive Decline

Microbiology, Uncategorized /

The bacteria in your mouth affect more than just your teeth and gums—they may also play a role in brain function. A study of 55 people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) found that those with higher levels of Neisseria bacteria performed better on tests of working memory, executive function, and visual attention. Even among 60

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