And you might watch for players who put sidespin on the ball, the effects of which I'm sure you can now guess. They're all examples of players harnessing the physics of spin to their advantage.

Researchers at Empa have taken a significant step toward practical quantum computing by creating and manipulating Heisenberg ...

The research, published in Nature Physics, focuses on using quantum dots—tiny semiconductor particles that trap single electrons and use their "spin" to store information—to create a nuclear ...

Progress in solid-state physics tends to occur in increments rather ... but then Kravchenko and his collaborators switched off the spin. All electrons have a spin associated with them, but ...

Beyond memory, antiferromagnets also have potential in computing, particularly in “magnetic neural networks.” Special ...

tells us that spin is a quantum property that is essential to understanding the behaviour of electrons and nuclei. But at the same time, the textbooks say the rotation of the particle is still somehow ...

“We will also be exploring the 1D spin physics of these structures and [will] investigate their spin dynamics using techniques such as scanning tunnelling microscopy combined with electron spin ...

Two experiment collaborations, the g2p and EG4 collaborations, combined their complementary data on the proton's inner ...

The high spin value implies that, instead of just pointing up and ... and this is our first big result in that context,” he tells Physics World. The main challenge the team had to overcome in their ...