A collaboration of scientists has made significant progress in imagining water molecules. This work opens the way for studying the internal structure and dynamics of ice or water on the surface of solids.
The value of this success is enhanced by the fact that the team succeeded in doing that without any external reputable scientist from a prestigious western institution “opening the door” into such a journal: the published paper originates exclusively from Czech authors.
Scientists will compile and integrate this key laser system with a central control system for a period of twelve months. After the completion, it will be the highest performed laser system on average in the world.
The three-year ASCIMAT project is aimed at improving scientific excellence and innovation capacity in the field of scintillation materials through targeted and coordinated cooperation with highly qualified partner facilities.
New theoretical and experimental research whose aim is to connect two distinct fields of organic semiconductors and of spintronics. Organic semiconductors already play an important role in optoelectronics, e.g., in the development of flexible screens and solar cells.
The Pierre Auger Observatory in Argentina examines high-energy cosmic rays. According to new findings, these cosmic particles are created in distant extragalactic objects.
The project team includes 12 institutes from 5 countries and is led by the University of Geneva. A telescope is proposed to cover the high end of CTA's observatory energy range.
Polycrystalic diamond layers significantly reduce corrosion of standard and accident conditions of a nuclear reactor.
Single-molecule circuits have remarkable electron transport properties and represent the frontier of miniaturization of electronics.
