Magnetic Field of Light Takes Center Stage in Faraday Effect Discovery
The Faraday effect, a phenomenon familiar to physicists since the mid-1800s, has long been understood as a rotation of light’s polarization caused
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New Cable Design Reduces Vulnerability to Defects in Superconducting Wires
Superconducting wires play an increasingly central role in power engineering, transportation systems, high-field magnets, and electric propulsion. Yet their performance is still
Sharper MRI Scans May Be On The Horizon Through Refined Physics-Based Modelling
Researchers led by Professor Walter G. Chapman at Rice University, working in collaboration with scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, have developed
Advanced CORC Superconducting Cables Turn “Defective” Tapes Into High-Performance Coils
Researchers led by Sastry Pamidi at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, together with teams at Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power
Rice University and ORNL Unveil First-Principles Model for MRI Relaxation in Liquids
A collaboration between researchers at Rice University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory has produced a new model describing how water molecules relax
New Non-Empirical Tight-Binding Theory Boosts Accuracy of Bond Energy Calculations
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have developed a new theoretical model that may lower the computational cost of predicting