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SBCC Hosts Annual Science Discovery Day

Free family event showcases the wonders of science with interactive displays and hands-on activities

Stanford Researchers Develop Room-Temperature Quantum Device

Breakthrough could accelerate deployment of secure quantum networks

Physicists Uncover Secrets of Neutron Star Interiors

New framework allows researchers to probe the extreme matter inside these cosmic wonders using gravitational waves

Electrons Blast Across Solar Materials in Just 18 Femtoseconds

Atomic vibrations act as a 'molecular catapult' to propel electrons at near-maximum natural speeds, challenging long-held solar energy design rules.

New Catalog Doubles LIGO, Virgo, KAGRA Wave Finds

The latest gravitational-wave detections reveal a greater variety of cosmic collisions.

Researchers Discover Surprising Melting Patterns in Ice Droplets

Study shows ice droplets can melt from the top down, challenging conventional understanding.

Scientists Create First Computer Model of 'Ideal Glass'

Breakthrough could guide design of stronger, more versatile industrial materials.

Caltech Scientists Develop Technique to Detect Hidden Health Issues

New method uses tiny skin ripples to reveal details about underlying tissue properties.

U Physicists Contribute To IceCube's Next Era

IceCube Neutrino Observatory completes major upgrade, expanding scientific capabilities

Controversial Theory Suggests Our Memories Are Illusions

Boltzmann brain hypothesis claims the past and future don't exist, only the present moment does

Physicists Reveal Time to Get Last Drops From Bottles

Brown University researchers use fluid dynamics to determine optimal draining times for common kitchen liquids.

New Quantum Uncertainty Relation Discovered

Researchers at TU Wien unveil a formula linking measurement disturbance and measurement correlation in quantum systems.

MSU Expands Chip Testing Facility for Advanced Electronics

New K500 Chip Testing Facility at FRIB Lab Boosts U.S. Capacity for Radiation Effects Testing

NIST Restricts Non-US Citizen Appointments

Policy change sparks fears of talent loss and impact on US quantum leadership

Hawking's 1974 Paper Revolutionized Black Hole Theory

The physicist's groundbreaking work challenged fundamental assumptions about black holes and their evolution.

NTSB Warns of Dangers from Ballistic Parachute Recovery Systems

Safety alert issued on rocket-powered parachutes installed on some aircraft

UC Berkeley Building Designed to Withstand Powerful Earthquakes

Report highlights innovative seismic technology used to protect campus structure

RSU's RoboClaws Earn Top Honors at Texas VEX University Robotics Competition

Rogers State University team places third in Robot Skills Challenge and wins prestigious award at competition in Houston.

World of Wonders Science Museum Celebrates 17th Birthday

Free admission and hands-on activities mark the milestone for the Lodi, CA institution.

Boston University Celebrates 150 Years Since Alexander Graham Bell's Telephone Invention

Bell was a BU faculty member on paid leave when he changed the world with his famous experiment.

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