Researchers in Germany have discovered that slipping on ice is caused by dipole interactions, not friction or temperature.

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For nearly two centuries, scientists believed that ice becomes slippery because pressure or friction melts its surface. New ...

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Recent progress on both analog and digital simulations of quantum fields foreshadows a future in which quantum computers ...

The British mathematician Charles Howard Hinton introduced people to the fourth dimension using a practical approach: a climbing frame.

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Northeastern University group using controlled heating and cooling were able to make a quantum material switch between a ...

Their results pave the way for developing advanced electronic devices that rely on nonmagnetic materials. For the first time, ...

Currently, the rapid dual transformation of electrification and intelligent technology is fundamentally changing the ...