In a recent study published in Physical Review Letters (PRL), researchers delved into the potential of quadratic electron-phonon coupling to boost superconductivity by forming quantum bipolarons. Electron-phonon coupling involves the interaction between electrons and vibrations in a lattice known as phonons. This interaction plays a crucial role in enabling superconductivity in certain materials by aiding
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In the fast-paced world of online travel bookings, the risk of falling victim to supercharged AI scams is a growing concern. Marnie Wilking, the Chief Information Security Officer at Booking.com, warns travelers and hosts to be on high alert for phishing scams that are becoming increasingly sophisticated. These scams, which involve cybercriminals attempting to deceive
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The concentration of power in the hands of American tech giants has sparked discomfort among European governments. This situation results in European companies becoming downstream customers, importing services and technology while sending money and data westward across the Atlantic. There is a growing concern in Brussels over a perceived gap in values and beliefs between
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Instagram is continuously evolving its platform to offer more opportunities for users to engage with music. The latest addition includes the ability to incorporate music tracks into carousel posts that contain video clips. This feature allows users to create more dynamic and engaging content by combining images, videos, and music in a single post. Previously,
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When Adobe quietly updated its terms of service in February, it sent shockwaves through the artistic community. The new terms raised concerns about the company’s access to user content and the potential use of generative AI for training purposes. This article delves into the implications of Adobe’s updated terms of service on artists and the
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Photonic alloys, a class of materials that combine photonic crystals, have shown great potential in controlling electromagnetic wave propagation. However, a common issue with these materials is the phenomenon of light backscattering, which hinders their performance as waveguides. Finding solutions to reduce or eliminate light backscattering is crucial for advancing the practical application of photonic
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The traditional method of ethylene production involves the fossil-powered steam cracking of ethane, a high-energy process that contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. This process is not only energy-intensive but also associated with a substantial carbon footprint. As the demand for ethylene continues to rise, there is a pressing need for more sustainable methods of
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