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Giant Matter Wave Created in California University of California in San Diego (UCSD) physicists announced that they were recently able to create a giant matter wave, by trapping and cooling excitons with extreme proficiency. The exotic particles then condensed into a coherent structure that the team is now analyzing. An exciton is a state that develops b...	25 May 2012 10:53 GMT

Cells May Communicate via Photons Studies conducted over the past few years are beginning to suggest that living cells may be able to communicate with one another through light, by emitting and absorbing photons. Scientists call these special wave-particles biophotons. According to some experts, energy-carrying excitons are responsible for transport...	22 May 2012 11:36 GMT

Inexpensive Plastic Solar Cells Possible with New Discovery The future of electricity production is undoubtedly in the renewable industry, but thus far high prices and low efficiency rates have stifled its spread with the general public. A new research could finally change all that.Investigators at the Rutgers University, in the United States, have developed a new type of mat...	11 October 2010 09:56 GMT

New Type of Advanced Computer Closer to Reality Experts at the University of California in San Diego (UCSD) have recently reaffirmed their role as leading experts in the field of electronics. Last summer, they created an integrated circuit capable of working at 1.5 degrees Kelvin above absolute zero. Those temperatures are colder than most places in the Universe, ...	28 September 2009 04:05 GMT

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