The recent study conducted by Japanese scientists sheds light on the dynamics of quantum information propagation within interacting boson systems such as Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs). This study challenges the conventional beliefs surrounding the Lieb-Robinson bound and its applicability to bosonic systems. Quantum many-body systems, particularly interacting boson systems, play a pivotal role in various domains
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Research conducted by developmental biologists Anastasiia Lozovska and Moisés Mallo at Portugal’s Gulbenkian Science Institute took an unexpected turn when they turned off a specific gene early in mouse development. This led to the creation of a six-legged embryonic mammal, sparking new avenues of exploration in spinal cord research. The team’s investigation involved comparing mouse
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Recent research conducted by scholars at Stockholm University sheds light on the concerning phenomenon of PFAS re-emission into the atmosphere from crashing ocean waves. This study challenges the traditional belief that these harmful chemicals remain in the ocean, instead suggesting a cyclical transport process that brings them back to land. The study, published in Science
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Gravitational wave detection has marked a milestone in modern physics, shedding light on the workings of the universe. The recent detection of gravitational waves emerging from a binary neutron star merger in 2017 opened up a realm of possibilities for understanding various cosmic phenomena, from gamma-ray bursts to the formation of heavy elements. However, the
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Robotic systems have seen great advancements in recent years, with widespread deployment in various indoor environments to assist humans with manual tasks and simple queries. However, as technology progresses, the future of robotics lies in their deployment in unknown and unmapped outdoor environments. This transition poses unique challenges, as obstacles can easily occlude sensors, increasing
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The impact of human activity on the Earth’s water cycle is becoming increasingly complex and harder to predict. Changes in land use are affecting cloud formation and precipitation patterns, while weather modification techniques like cloud seeding are altering water distribution strategies in response to climate change. These shifts are shaping the future of water management
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