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Quantum cosmos adventure
Jülich pioneers build computers that conform to the rules of this bizarre world
Ausgabe 1-2021

Topics in this issue

In superposition
Jülich experts are tracking down the secrets of the quantum cosmos, the basis for tomorrow’s computing machines.
1939 prediction confirmed
Neutrinos provide Livia Ludhova with data on a special fusion process in the sun.
More hydrogen using ultra-thin layer
Atomic differences of the catalyst increase the production of the energy carrier.

Well-supplied
Planning power grids optimally with the help of a new model inspired by networks from nature.
Research in times of corona
Mathematics, physics and supercomputers are helping to better understand and target the virus.
A comeback for Europe’s solar industry?
Photovoltaics expert Uwe Rau explains in an interview why new technologies offer hope.

So much for “birdbrain”!
Some birds show amazingly smart behaviour. A new look at the bird brain reveals structures that could explain this.

News in brief
Artificial cells
A matter of shape
Nitrogen storage
Avoiding blackout – with data
1,170,000 tonnes
Accelerating transfer
Reference for the nuclear detectives
Effect with deceptive fingerprint

SECTIONS
As we see it
Editorial
What are you researching right now?
Knowing-it-all
Thumbs up
Research in a tweet

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