Discoveries in the area of antiferromagnetic materials change the way of data storing
The new discovery not only allows a thousand times faster data storing, but it may also find applications in AI and artificial neural networks.
The new discovery not only allows a thousand times faster data storing, but it may also find applications in AI and artificial neural networks.
The use of the Proton Boron Capture Therapy to increase the effectiveness of cancer cells destruction in proton therapy has been experimentally proven.
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 first place in the competition Photogenic Science belongs to a photo by dr. Filip Dominec called "A stain on semiconductor sample" which recalls a medieval town.
Czech scientists were awarded during the 9th International Conference on Nanomaterials – Nanocon 2017 in Brno.
Every year, as part of the Week of Science and Technology, the Institute of Physics organizes Open Doors Days which have been visited by more than 1000 people interested in physics and modern science and technology this year.
The Researchers’ Night was visited by 550 visitors who got to know the top-class persons in the current physical research in the Czech Republic.
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.