Press Releases

December 08, 2022

How the ‘Hell Planet’ Got So Hot By Thomas Sumner

September 26, 2022

Artificial Intelligence Reduces a 100,000-Equation Quantum Physics Problem to Only Four Equations By Thomas Sumner

August 18, 2022

New SPARK Study Identifies a Novel Group of Inherited Genes of Moderate Effect and Shows Their Links to Other Behavioral Conditions

August 04, 2022

One of the Universe’s Earliest Galaxies Revealed Using the James Webb Space Telescope

August 03, 2022

Neural Networks and ‘Ghost’ Electrons Accurately Reconstruct Behavior of Quantum Systems By Thomas Sumner

July 20, 2022

Strange New Phase of Matter Created in Quantum Computer Acts Like It Has Two Time Dimensions By Thomas Sumner

February 03, 2022

Origin of Supermassive Black Hole Flares Identified: Largest-Ever Simulations Suggest Flickering Powered by Magnetic ‘Reconnection’ By Thomas Sumner

A digital illustration of a supermassive black hole with bright flares coming from either side of it.

February 02, 2022

‘Quantum Friction’ Slows Water Flow Through Carbon Nanotubes, Resolving Long-Standing Fluid Dynamics Mystery By Thomas Sumner

Water molecules flow near the honeycomb-patterned walls of a carbon nanotube. Interactions between the molecules and electrons in the walls can cause ‘quantum friction,’ researchers propose in a new study.