Physical Suying Jin, DOE / Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. Credit: Suying Jin Scientists have found a new way to prevent pesky magnetic bubbles plasma of interfering with fusion reactions – providing a possible way to improve the performance of fusion energy devices. And it comes from managing radio frequency (RF) …
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One of the main challenges in turning quantum technology from potential to reality is getting superfine quantum states to last longer than a few milliseconds – and scientists are simply lifting the bar by a factor of about 10,000. They did this by tackling what is called decoherence: that is, …
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