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Engineers use tiny light beam to rewrite magnetic memory at high speed
For decades, magnetic data storage has depended on the general idea of using a ...
Using a specially engineered beam of light from an ultrafast laser, UC San Diego engineers demonstrate a new approach to ...
UC San Diego engineers showed that carefully shaped ultrafast laser beams can reverse magnetization in platinum-cobalt ...
A new technique for controlling optical components with light could help usher in a generation of high-efficiency ...
A small magnet can reveal signs of body filler and past repairs on a used car, but the test has limits every shopper should know.
Pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and agrochemicals are produced industrially using a wide range of chemical reactions. These processes need to become more efficient, less expensive, and more ...
Learn about the first-ever radio signal detected from an exoplanet, a discovery that may have important implications for ...
UC San Diego researchers showed that tuning how light is shaped and focused can reverse magnetization in a film of nine Pt/Co ...
A fuel cell can look perfectly normal from the outside while trouble develops within it. Water may collect in one area, or a ...
Cosmic rays let a telescope read thunderstorms from the ground, and Earth's magnetic field explains why it sees far more storms to the east.
Computer files are stored as patterns of 1s and 0s. In a hard drive, those numbers are represented by tiny magnetic regions ...
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UCF researchers discover an unusual magnetic state that could reshape future electronics
Opposite electron spins separate without creating a net magnetic field in a newly confirmed layered altermagnetic material.
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