| To some of us, wicked fast quantum computers seem like the stuff of theory and some far off future. Not so if you work at Google or NASA. In a sign the technology is creeping closer to practical use, Google, NASA, and the non-profit Universities Space ... See all stories on this topic » |  Singularity Hub |
| NEW YORK — A commercial asteroid-mining company aiming to launch a crowdfunded space telescope raised more than $200,000 on the first day of its Kickstarter campaign. Planetary Resources, a private venture with its sights set on mining near-Earth ... See all stories on this topic » |  Space News |
| The material consists of carbon nanotubes and nanoparticles created from graphene, to which nitrogen is introduced. Chung and his team found a simple way to make the new material in one step, using iron acetate and cyanamide, a chemical commonly ... See all stories on this topic » |  iTech Post |
| NEW YORK — A commercial asteroid-mining company aiming to launch a crowdfunded space telescope raised more than $200,000 on the first day of its Kickstarter campaign. Planetary Resources, a private venture with its sights set on mining near-Earth ... See all stories on this topic » | Space News |
| Who would have thought that quantum physics would find its way into a computer? Just last Friday, NASA teamed up with Google to invest in the world's first quantum computer. This computer is no MacBook Pro: At the steep price of $15 million, this doozy ... See all stories on this topic » |  PolicyMic |
| The method, which was published in the journal Nature Chemistry ("Direct probe of spectral inhomogeneity reveals synthetic tunability of single-nanocrystal spectral line widths"), starts by shining a laser into the quantum dots and then measuring the ... See all stories on this topic » |  IEEE Spectrum |
