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Closing in on superconducting semiconductors

PSFC researchers created a superconducting circuit that could one day replace semiconductor components in quantum and high-performance computing systems.

June 24, 2025
Categories: Research, Labs & Centers, Academic Staff, Condensed Matter Experiment

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Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering is a launching pad toward possibility

January 21, 2025
Categories: Education, Academic Staff

MIT student encourages all learners to indulge their curiosity with MIT Open Learning’s MITx

January 15, 2025
Categories: Profile, Education, Undergraduates, WiSTEM

More than an academic advisor

January 15, 2025
Categories: Awards/Honors, Faculty/Emeritus, High Energy and Particle Theory, Strong Interactions and Nuclear Theory

Fast control methods enable record-setting fidelity in superconducting qubit

January 14, 2025
Categories: Research, Quantum Information Science
A flowchart showing part of a computational process: four rows of interconnected spheres; a vertical panel of digitized data; a 3-D molecular structure; and four bar graphs stacked vertically.

New computational chemistry techniques accelerate the prediction of molecules and materials

January 14, 2025
Categories: Research, Alumni, Nuclear Physics Experiment

Physicists measure quantum geometry for the first time

January 13, 2025
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Graduate Students, Alumni, Condensed Matter Experiment
Energy swirls around a black hole, and a white dwarf, like a sphere, trails matter. Blue energy goes toward the center of the black hole.

X-ray flashes from a nearby supermassive black hole accelerate mysteriously

January 13, 2025
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Graduate Students, Pappalardo Fellows, Postdocs, WiSTEM, Astrophysics Observation, Instrumentation, and Experiment
A black hole surrounded by stars

How we might finally find black holes from the cosmic dawn

January 13, 2025
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Graduate Students, Astrophysics Theory, High Energy and Particle Theory
Ground-based radio telescopes, gravitational wave detectors, and a space-based X-ray telescope (right) all measure neutron stars (top left, shown merging), lending insight into the pairing of different-colored quarks in dense matter (bottom left).

Neutron Star Measurements Place Limits on Color Superconductivity in Dense Quark Matter

January 13, 2025
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Graduate Students, WiSTEM, Quantum Gravity and Field Theory, Strong Interactions and Nuclear Theory
one graphene lattice rotates above another

New Superconductive Materials Have Just Been Discovered

January 12, 2025
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Condensed Matter Experiment, Condensed Matter Theory
Artist's conception of nuclei, blue-colored nuclei made of spherical protons and neutrons with red, green & blue quarks visible

Animation offers a new view of the nucleus

January 10, 2025
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Nuclear Physics Experiment
hand holding three playing cards next to graphic showing three layers of graphene with twisted mobius strips on top

Physicists discover—and explain—unexpected magnetism in atomically thin material

January 10, 2025
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Graduate Students, Pappalardo Fellows, Condensed Matter Experiment, Condensed Matter Theory
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