High Energy Physics and Computational Science

Scientists Create a New Crystal That Twists Magnetism Into Exotic Swirls Researchers at Florida State University have engineered a new crystalline material whose atoms organize into unusually complex magnetic patterns. By combining chemically similar materials with competing crystal structures, the team triggered subtle instabilities that gave rise to swirling spin textures linked to emerging data storage and quantum technologies. Credit: Shutterstock Global Energy Awards Nomination link: https://globalenergyawards.org/award-nomination/... Visit Our Website : globalenergyawards.org Contact Us :   support@globalenergyawards.org

  Physicists Discover a New Nuclear “Island” Where Magic Numbers Collapse For many years, nuclear physicists thought that “Islands of Inversion” existed mainly in neutron-rich nuclei. These are regions of the nuclear chart where the usual rules of nuclear structure stop working. In these rare cases, familiar magic numbers no longer apply, spherical shapes give way to distorted forms, and nuclei take on unexpectedly strong deformations. Until now, every known example involved highly exotic systems, including beryllium 12 (N = 8), magnesium 32 (N = 20), and chromium 64 (N = 40), all far removed from the stable nuclei found in nature. Global Energy Awards Nomination link: https://globalenergyawards.org/award-nomination/... Visit Our Website : globalenergyawards.org Contact Us : supportteam@sciencefather.com