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Rotating cylinder amplifies electromagnetic fields
The Zel'dovich effect is observed in an electromagnetic system for the first time
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Spins hop between quantum dots in new quantum processor
Hopping-based logic achieved at high fidelity
Spin-ice superconductors display magnetic nonreciprocity
New structure could be used to make magnetic-field-driven superconducting diodes for low-energy-consumption electronic devices
Liquid–metal interfaces show large thermoelectric effect
Discovery could help us better understand Jupiter’s magnetic field as well as improve liquid–metal batteries
‘Poor man’s Majoranas’ offer testbed for studying possible qubits
A new approach could put Majorana particles on track to become a novel qubit platform, but some scientists doubt the results’ validity
Domain walls in twisted graphene make 1D superconductors
Structures could have applications in future electronic devices
Protecting phone screens with non-Newtonian fluids
Fluids that get runnier during impact are optimized for preventing damage to phone screens
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Laser light makes a material magnetic
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Quantum Barkhausen noise detected for the first time
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Heat capacity measurements reveal Majorana fermions
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