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30 novembre 2023 Les neutrons oscillent-ils dans un monde caché ?
Aujourd'hui, les physiciens peuvent décrire notre monde avec une précision toujours croissante : le modèle standard de la physique des particules décrit avec succès toutes les observations concernant trois des quatre interactions fondamentales (l'interaction électromagnétique, l'interaction faible et l'interaction forte). La gravitation, la quatrième interaction connue, est entièrement expliquée …
Highlights 2024 Nuclear and Particle physics Scientific news PF2 France Switzerland
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10 novembre 2023 Enhanced co-operation in neutron research: an agreement between FZ Jülich and ILL
The ILL (Institut Laue Langevin, Grenoble, France), and the Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) intend to cooperate more closely in research and development in the field of neutron instruments and technologies. This was agreed during the visit of Dr Ken Andersen, the new ILL Director General, to Jülich. Jülich CEO Prof. Astrid Lambrecht and Dr Andersen signed a declaration to this effect.The links bet…
General news Germany
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6 septembre 2023 Upward spiral for next-generation computing
Experimental evidence of rare magnetic behaviour in LiYbO2 will help to open the door to a new family of materials with potential applications in spintronics, quantum computing and more. Though continuous down-scaling in microelectronics has enabled the industry to achieve phenomenal success, the trend is now approaching fundamental limits. Promising alternative technologies for next generation d…
Quantum materials Advanced materials Scientific news
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5 septembre 2023 Filming the self-assembly of macromolecules in slow motion!
In an article published in ACS Macro Letters, a team of physicochemists describes a novel approach which uses neutron and light scattering to monitor in situ the self-assembly of amphiphilic block copolymers in near-equilibrium conditions. These results offer a wealth of possibilities for observing and better understanding the organisation of complex biological and synthetic macromolecules in aqu…
Chemistry Soft matter Scientific news D22 France