Researchers at the University of Vienna have demonstrated quantum interference in sodium nanoparticles containing more than 7,000 atoms—and produced clusters of nearly 10,000—showing that even large metallic particles can exhibit quantum behavior. Lead author Sebastian Pedalino said the results challenge the assumption that such objects must behave classically, confirming that quantum mechanics remains valid at […]
The January 2026 issue of Advanced Materials & Processes magazine has an editorial focus on Emerging Analysis Methods.
See how the National Laboratory of the Rockies uses the ARIES platform to demonstrate how integrated energy resources can reliably power large, unpredictable loads like data centers, AI, and crypto facilities on the modern electric grid.
Advantest Corporation, Japan, and Tokyo Seimitsu Co., Ltd. announce plans to co-develop a new die-level prober, designed for the testing of high-performance computing devices.
A joint research team at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, N.Y., has developed a new analysis method that can detect “hidden defects” in semiconductors, electronic traps that interfere with electrical flow, with approximately 1,000 times higher sensitivity than existing techniques.
