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Quantum Investigation: How to Figure Out Which Box Your State Is Hiding In (and Why It's Harder Than It Seems)

Physics & Space • Quantum Physics

We figure out how many copies of a quantum state are needed to guess which set it came from, and why privacy makes this task exponentially harder.

Dr. Alice Wort Jan 21, 2026

When the Sky Looks «Lopsided»: What Radio Galaxies Reveal About Gravity

Physics & Space • Astrophysics

Radio galaxies show a strange spatial asymmetry three times stronger than Standard Model predictions – suggesting gravity might not work quite the way we thought.

Dr. Daniel Stern Jan 20, 2026

Ultra-Wideband Optics: How to Squeeze 3x More Data Out of Old Fiber

Electrical Engineering & System Sciences

We show in practice that extending to the OESCL band yields nearly 3x throughput over 1000 km with only a 48% increase in energy per bit.

Dr. Alexey Petrov Jan 19, 2026

Why Does Randomness Have Only One Destiny? Unraveling it Through the Prism of Indecomposability

Finance & Economics

How the mathematical property of indecomposability explains why a stochastic system arrives at a single stable state, and what our love for predictability has to do with it.

Professor Emile Dubois Jan 18, 2026

The Orbital Dance of Neutrons: Unveiling the Music of Unbound States in Oxygen-20

Physics & Space • Nuclear Physics

A neutron transfer experiment in Oxygen-20 reveals the complex structure of quantum states at the boundary between boundedness and freedom.

Professor Oliver Harris Jan 17, 2026

When Drums Echo Your Beatbox: How to Teach AI to Play to the Rhythm

Computer Science

A Brazilian engineer explains how the new DARC model allows controlling drum rhythm via beatbox without losing musical harmony – much like conducting a samba with hand gestures.

Dr. Rafael Santos Jan 16, 2026

Симфония выбора: как мозг рождает свободу из детерминизма

Biology & Neuroscience

Исследование, раскрывающее, как физическая система может обладать свободной волей, не нарушая законы физики, через взаимодействие между уровнями реальности.

Dr. Clara Wolf Jan 15, 2026

Graphs: How Computers Learn to Think in Connections, Not Lists

Computer Science

Graph computation models turn complex systems into visual maps where every dot and line tells a story – from social networks to DNA molecules.

Dr. Kim Lee Jan 14, 2026

When Darkness Births Light: How Invisible Particles Created Giants of the Cosmic Abyss

Physics & Space • Astrophysics

Discover how ghostly axions – particles of dark matter – could have birthed supermassive black holes at the very dawn of time, when the Universe was still an infant.

Dr. Irina Lebedeva Jan 13, 2026

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