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People who recover from Coronavirus might have a drop of about 20-30% in lung function

People who recover after being infected with the novel coronavirus can still be left with substantially weakened lung capacity, with some left gasping for air when walking quickly, doctors in Hong Kong have found.

Faulty experiment has fortunately increased the chance to build Quantum Computers

Highlights:Nuclear electric resonance proved in a laboratoryCentral to the phenomenon is the idea of controlling the spin of individual atoms using electric field rather than the magnetic fieldIts quantum complexity can be used to build sensors of electromagnetic fields with vastly improved sensitivity.Due to faulty equipment, Australian Engineers unintentionally solved a 58-year-old mystery in quantum science. Nearly 60 years ago, Nobel Prize-winning physicist Nicolaas Bloembergen predicted an exciting new phenomenon called nuclear electric resonance. But no one has yet done it practically: to control the nucleus of a single atom using electric field rather than magnetic fields. luckily in a lab at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia, due to faulty equipment nuclear electric resonance has now been proved. The breakthrough gives scientists a new level of control over nuclei, and could seriously speed up the development of quantum computers. The phenomenon is the idea of…

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)have developed a computer program that will help to decide the best

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