When Professor Sean O’Byrne was asked to dismantle the machine he’d built his career on, he had other ideas. Twenty years later, the T2 free piston shock tunnel is back at ANU and back in business. By Kathryn Vukovljak. Originally Published in ANU Reporter In a small lab tucked away in The Australian National University’s (ANU) School of Engineering, there is a machine that looks an unlikely hero. Made...
When Professor Sean O’Byrne was asked to dismantle the machine he’d built his career on, he had other ideas. Twenty years later,...
Sending quantum information through a chain of qubits, like energy through a Newton’s cradle, could be the key to faster operations, and take...
By Professor Vince Craig and Ms Noura Alzaidan, from the Materials Physics Department. Originally published in The Conversation. As the United...
In space, someone can hear you scream, in extreme enough circumstances: by using gravitational waves from the collision of two black holes, scientists...
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