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Smaller, faster, more complex? Watching a phase transition with X-ray eyes
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Smaller, faster, more complex? Watching a phase transition with X-ray eyes

Whenever a material changes phase, by melting, crystallizing, or changing symmetry, it always begins at the nanoscale. With a new ultrafast X-ray microscope...

·3 min de lecture
Three’s a crowd: group interactions in the real-world data, and how to find them
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Three’s a crowd: group interactions in the real-world data, and how to find them

Discovering the complex interactions among variables in real-world events is critical, whether it is brain function, the financial market, or even epidemics....

·3 min de lecture
Vascular Health: The Power of Implantable Wireless Electronics
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Vascular Health: The Power of Implantable Wireless Electronics

The continuous monitoring of vascular health achievable by implantable electronics can offer improved disease diagnosis and treatments. We developed a wireless...

·4 min de lecture
A laser proton accelerator targeting tumors in mice
Maths, Physique & Chimie

A laser proton accelerator targeting tumors in mice

High-power short-pulse lasers can generate intense but fluctuating bunches of energetic protons. We demonstrate a new level of stability for laser-driven...

·4 min de lecture
UV light is not all bad for DNA
Maths, Physique & Chimie

UV light is not all bad for DNA

Could the cellular mechanisms that cause sunburns help creating more stable therapeutics? Studying the effect of ultraviolet light on strands of DNA put...

·3 min de lecture
A tool for precisely modelling real-world quantum devices
Maths, Physique & Chimie

A tool for precisely modelling real-world quantum devices

Modelling quantum system is notoriously difficult, posing a challenge for studying quantum devices in real world settings, where interactions with surrounding...

·4 min de lecture
Using the quantum properties of atoms to reveal what's underground
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Using the quantum properties of atoms to reveal what's underground

In the 300 years since Newton’s apple, gravity sensors have emerged as a useful tool to investigate the underground, looking for hazards and even mapping the...

·4 min de lecture
How thermophotovoltaics can help decarbonize the grid
Maths, Physique & Chimie

How thermophotovoltaics can help decarbonize the grid

Thermophotovoltaics (TPV) are a technology that can turn light into electricity, just like solar panels. However, instead of taking their energy from the sun,...

·4 min de lecture
A crystalline silicon string played with hours-long sustain
Maths, Physique & Chimie

A crystalline silicon string played with hours-long sustain

We have developed nanoscale guitar strings with extremely low energy dissipation, using silicon under stress. The exceptional lifetime of these mechanical...

·4 min de lecture
Making nature compute for us
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Making nature compute for us

Artificial intelligence is all the hype lately. Behind many of the mind-blowing breakthroughs of the past decade is a single workhorse: More compute. As...

·4 min de lecture
An eye-opening molecular explosion
Maths, Physique & Chimie

An eye-opening molecular explosion

Have you ever wondered how plants make use of sunlight to do photosynthesis? What happens inside your eye such that your brain can perceive your smartphone...

·4 min de lecture
Network resuscitation – pumping life into a failed complex system
Maths, Physique & Chimie

Network resuscitation – pumping life into a failed complex system

When a complex social, biological or ecological network collapses, we seek to steer it back towards functionality. Our recent work maps unique conditions - the...

·4 min de lecture