Sentences with phrase «team of physicists»

Created by an international team of physicists, the movie is the first of its kind.

A Polish - British team of physicists has constructed and tested a compact, efficient converter capable of modifying the quantum properties of individual photons.

For several years, I worked on a small team of physicists and biologists.

An international team of physicists from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) and the University of Konstanz in Germany and Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan, recently succeeded in adding a further element to the construction set of magnon logic.

Part of a 1929 prediction by physicist Hermann Weyl — of a kind of massless particle that features a singular point in its energy spectrum called the «Weyl point» — has finally been confirmed by direct observation for the first time, says an international team of physicists led by researchers at MIT.

A new state of matter called a Luttinger liquid has been found by three teams of physicists in the US.

An interdisciplinary team of physicists and astronomers at the University of Amsterdam's GRAPPA Center of Excellence for Gravitation and Astroparticle Physics has devised a new strategy to search for «primordial» black holes produced in the early universe.

Because teams of physicists including a very recent Nobel prize winner aren't to be trusted, after all, despite her putting her name to the papers... «Judy has a choice of whether to do a Little Nell, and throw herself off the cliff» Judith has already jumped.

In an experiment performed at the Romanian accelerator centre IFIN - HH, an international team of physicists observed a «second face» of the nickel - 66 nuclei: a relatively stable excited state in which the shape of nucleus is changed.

Two independent teams of physicists have built crystals of an enigmatic form of matter that repeats in time rather than space

An international team of physicists working at the Institute of Nuclear Physics at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) in Germany has measured the mass of a «strange» atomic nucleus with the aid of an innovative technique that is capable of significantly greater precision than that of previous methods.

Last spring an international team of physicists conducted an elegant experiment that finally solved the enigma Davis had uncovered nearly 30 years earlier.

Michael Lawler, assistant professor of physics at Binghamton, is part of an international team of physicists with an ongoing interest in the mysterious pseudogap phase, the phase situated between insulating and superconducting phases in the cuprate phase diagram.

The project involved a multidisciplinary team of physicists, biologists and roboticists from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Clemson University, Carnegie Mellon University and the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBioS).

More than four decades later, a UChicago - led team of physicists built the world's smallest neutrino detector to observe the elusive interaction for the first time.

In 2006, an interdisciplinary team of physicists and materials scientists designed the first artificial spin ice, a two - dimensional array of magnetic nanoislands that are fabricated to interact in complex ways, depending on the chosen design of the array.

An international team of physicists now has picked up neutrinos emanating from inside the earth.

A team of physicists has now found the unusual materials, famous for their ability to conduct electricity without resistance, within two space rocks.

Using an ultrafast, ultraprecise ultraviolet laser, a team of physicists and biologists at Vanderbilt University has taken an important step toward understanding the nature of these trigger signals.

But for a team of physicists from Harvard - MIT Center for Ultracold Atoms and California Institute of Technology things are actually much tougher.

In a study that shows China's growing mastery of both the quantum world and space science, a team of physicists reports that it sent eerily intertwined quantum particles from a satellite to ground stations separated by 1200 kilometers, smashing the previous world record.

In 1999, a team of physicists from Singapore reported that nanotubes spiked with metals could absorb up to 20 % of their own weight in hydrogen.

A team of physicists led by Rockefeller University fellow Tyler Shendruk recently detected a telling mathematical signature inscribed in that disintegration from order to chaos.

To make the breakthrough, a team of physicists at IBM Research Zurich in Switzerland and the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom used a device called a scanning tunneling microscope (STM).

The team of physicists from Mainz provide the expertise to create the software required to monitor the detector and the readout electronics.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A team of physicists has used data from GPS satellites to hunt for dark matter, the mysterious stuff whose gravity appears to hold galaxies together.

Now a team of physicists and financiers have bucked the trend by successfully predicting a steep fall in the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

«I am building up a team of physicists but in a biomedical research unit, so I will be in a perfect environment to develop projects at the interface between physics and biology.»

A team of physicists at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU), the University of Konstanz, TU Kaiserslautern, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have now succeeded in identifying the origin of the Spin Seebeck effect.

«Although theoretically ideal for energy transfer or storage, metallic hydrogen is extremely challenging to produce experimentally,» said Ho - kwang «Dave» Mao, who led a team of physicists in researching the effect of the noble gas argon on pressurized hydrogen.

The data was analyzed and interpreted through extensive simulation over several weeks by using the 1280 - core computing farm that was built in - house by the GRAPES - 3 team of physicists and engineers at the Cosmic Ray Laboratory in Ooty.

Now, a team of physicists has created a new material and technique to write information 1000 times faster than today's best...

IN MARCH, a team of physicists announced that they had detected ripples in space - time produced at the universe's birth.

A team of physicists has developed a method to generate and self - organize liquids into well - defined patterns, a breakthrough that offers potential new pathways for the development of more sophisticated pharmaceuticals and other consumer products.

A team of physicists from Germany and Greece has shown that building wormholes may be possible without any input from negative energy at all.

AFTER a decade fending off doubters, a team of physicists now insist they really have seen particles of dark matter in a detector here on Earth.

CONSTANT QUANTIFED A team of physicists, including Weicheng Zhong of the University of California, Berkeley (pictured) has performed the most precise measurement yet of the fine - structure constant, which governs the strength of electromagnetic interactions.

No one has ever observed this «Hawking radiation,» but now, a team of physicists may have created something very much like it in the lab.

And that is why a team of physicists has set up shop in this iron mine.

Now a team of physicists have discovered how sharks perceive minute differences in water temperature, and it turns out to be quite unusual.

Now, a team of physicists has taken a key step in fulfilling graphene's promise as a hotbed of exotic physics by showing that the electrons within it can team up to behave like particles with a fraction of the electron's charge.

Flocking birds can fly together as an impressive fluidlike mass, and a team of physicists wanted to know whether a flock possesses a cohesion similar to surface tension in a real liquid.

Within a nanometer - scale device, visible light travels infinitely fast — by one measure — a team of physicists and engineers reports.

A team of physicists and geochemists at Argonne and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have shown that instead of just passively observing surface reactions of minerals, they can use X-rays to create the conditions by which reactions happen while simultaneously observing them.

Now a team of physicists has suggested a way around this difficulty.

With this tool, a team of physicists and geochemists at Argonne and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have shown that, instead of just passively observing surface reactions of minerals, they can use X-rays to create the conditions by which reactions happen while simultaneously observing them.

A team of physicists is claiming to have coaxed sparks from the vacuum of empty space.