... $750,000, are preparing to study the strongest glue in the universe -- a glue so strong that it has held together the fundamental building blocks of matter since mere microseconds after the Big Bang.
... ago 10 nanoseconds was really pushing it," Tajkhorshid said. "Now we are reaching the sub-microsecond regime, and that's why we are seeing more biologically relevant events in our simulations."
The ...
... by only about five meters, and any change in travel time between them is measured in microseconds.
"The source is a stack of donut-shaped piezoelectric ceramic cylinders that expand when voltage is ...
... electrons in the triplet state stayed free 7 million times longer -- up to 83 microseconds, or millionths of a second.
When they deposited the molecules in a thin film, similar to how they might be ...
... progression process in time and space of a lightning flash can be continuously reconstructed at microsecond orders. As an example, the overall channel of a normal cloud-to-ground lightning flash that ...
... electron temperatures as cold as plasmas made from trapped atoms.
These plasmas last 30 microseconds or more even though, unlike atoms, molecular ions can quickly dissociate by recombining with ...
... the Georgia Institute of Technology. The previous record for storage time was 32 microseconds, a difference of more than two orders of magnitude.
"This is a really significant step for us, because ...
... . The new systems are referred to as "Cellular Neural Networks" (CNN). Just a few microseconds after the image is taken the camera delivers an analyzed picture of the contours of the full penetration ...
... moved through a quantum processor rapidly and reliably enough for computing. It takes about 20 microseconds to move an ion across the junction and about 50 to 100 microseconds for transport between ...
The first few microseconds after an explosion are the most important moments for Arun Shukla, because that's when the first hint of damage occurs to nearby structures. As one of the world's leaders ...
... zero to produce the molecule. The longest-lived molecule produced by the team survived only for 18 microseconds. James Shaffer, professor in the OU Department of Physics, was part of the German-led ...
... of rubidium atoms cooled to a temperature of 3 millionths of a degree above absolute zero to produce the molecule. The longest-lived molecule produced by the team survived only for 18 microseconds.
... "measurement ambiguity." The system can update measurements to multiple targets simultaneously every 200 microseconds. Measurement ambiguity in a LIDAR system is due to the fact that, if the target is ...
... weren't fast enough or didn't produce enough pressure to generate viable data on the microsecond timescale.
To reach the realm of simulation-worthy data, "you need hundreds of nanoseconds to a few ...
... noise. But we developed one that stays insensitive to noise for a long time, up to 3 microseconds."
"There's a tension between using larger-scale manmade systems like ours as qubits, which are easier ...
