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Hybrid Nanowires And A Crystal Wedding In The Nanocosmos

Hybrid Nanowires And A Crystal Wedding In The Nanocosmos

Researchers have succeeded in embedding nearly perfect semiconductor crystals into a silicon nanowire. They say the new method of producing hybrid nanowires, very fast and multi-functional processing…
A reflection on Science Magazines offensive use of Transgender women on their cover.

A reflection on Science Magazines offensive use of Transgender women on their cover.

Earlier this week Science Magazine used the neck down image of a group of  transgender women walking in the streets of Jakarta, Indonesia to highlight HIV/AIDS research.    There is…
BICEP2 Data, CMB B-modes, Inflation, Alternative Cosmologies... (II)

BICEP2 Data, CMB B-modes, Inflation, Alternative Cosmologies... (II)

It is now generally admitted that the BICEP2 Collaboration has not yet produced an evidence for the existence of primordial B-modes in the measured polarization of the cosmic microwave background (…
Casimir Effect And Boosting The Force Of Empty Space

Casimir Effect And Boosting The Force Of Empty Space

A vacuum - empty space - is not as empty as one might think. In fact, empty space is a bubbling soup of various virtual particles popping in and out of existence – a phenomenon called "vacuum…
True And False Discoveries: How To Tell Them Apart

True And False Discoveries: How To Tell Them Apart

Many new particles and other new physics signals claimed in the last twenty years were later proven to be spurious effects, due to background fluctuations or unknown sources of systematic error. The…
How to know when an alternative theory is legitimate science and not quackery.

How to know when an alternative theory is legitimate science and not quackery.

As a consumer of science who is not a scientist how can you know if a theory is legitimate or simply crakcpottery.  Here are some easy to understand signs that an alternative theory is…
Watching Electrons Jump Between The Fragments Of Exploding Molecules

Watching Electrons Jump Between The Fragments Of Exploding Molecules

Ultra-short X-ray flashes have enabled scientists to watch electrons jumping between the fragments of exploding molecules. The study reveals up to what distance a charge transfer between the two…
A Universal Solution For A Quantum Three-Body Problem

A Universal Solution For A Quantum Three-Body Problem

Have physicists conquered the scaling behavior of exotic giant molecules? When a two-body relation becomes a three-body relation, the behavior of the system changes. The basic physics of two…
LUX-Zeplin Dark Matter Experiment, Two Others, Get Government Green Light

LUX-Zeplin Dark Matter Experiment, Two Others, Get Government Green Light

The U.S. Department of Energy has given the green light to the LUX-Zeplin (LZ) experiment, which wants to help figure out dark matter, an invisible substance that must make up a lot more of the…
The SUSY-Inspiring LHC  WW Excess May Be Due To Theoretical Errors

The SUSY-Inspiring LHC WW Excess May Be Due To Theoretical Errors

A timely article discussing the hot topic of the production rate of pairs of vector bosons in proton-proton collisions has appeared on the Cornell arxiv yesterday. As you might know, both the ATLAS…

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