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Demonstration of a 1,820 channel microwave superconducting quantum1 interference device multiplexer for transition-edge sensor bolometers

Author(s)
John Groh, Jason Austermann, James Beall, Shannon Duff, Johannes Hubmayr, Richard Lew, Michael Link, Tammy Lucas, John Mates, Robinjeet Singh, Joel Ullom, Leila Vale, Jeffrey Van Lanen, Michael Vissers
The scalability of most transition-edge sensor arrays is limited by the multiplexing technology which combines their18 signals over a reduced number of wires

High-Stability Single-Ion Clock with 5.5 x 10^-19 Systematic Uncertainty

Author(s)
Mason Marshall, Daniel Rodriguez Castillo, Willa Dworschack, Alexander Aeppli, Kyungtae Kim, Dahyeon Lee, William Warfield, Nicholas Nardelli, Tara Fortier, Jun Ye, David Ray Leibrandt, David Hume
We report a single-ion optical atomic clock with fractional frequency uncertainty of 5.5 x 10^-19 and frequency stability of 3.5 x 10^-16/sqrttau/s}, based on

Inter-tool analysis of a NIST dataset for assessing baseline nucleic acid sequence screening

Author(s)
Tyler Laird, Kevin Flyangolts, Craig Bartling, Bryan Gemler, Jacob Beal, Tom Mitchell, Steven T. Murphy, Jens Berlips, Leonard Foner, Ryan Doughty, Felix Qunitana, Michael Nute, Todd J. Treangen, Gene D. Godbold, Krista Ternus, Tessa Alexanian, Nicole Wheeler, Samuel Forry
Nucleic acid synthesis is a dual-use technology that can benefit fields such as biology, medicine, and information storage. However, synthetic nucleic acids

Non-resonant Two-photon X-ray Absorption in Cu

Author(s)
Joshua Kas, John Rehr, Joachim Stöhr, John Vinson
We present a real-space Green's function theory and calculations of two-photon x-ray absorption (TPA). Our focus is on nonresonant K-shell TPA in metallic Cu

Disorder-Induced Spin Excitation Continuum and Spin-Glass Ground State in the Inverse Spinel CuGa2O4

Author(s)
Zhentao Huang, Zhijun Xu, Shuaiwei Li, Qingchen Duan, Junbo Liao, Song Bao, Yanyan Shangguan, Bo Zhang, Hao Xu, Shufan Cheng, Zihang Song, Shuai Dong, Maofeng Wu, M. B. Stone, Yiming Qiu, Ruidan Zhang, Guangyong Xu, Zhen Ma, G. Gu, J. Tranquada, Jinsheng Wen
Spinel-structured compounds serve as prototypical examples of highly frustrated systems and are promising candidates for realizing the long-sought quantum spin

Reference Correlation of the Viscosity of Argon

Author(s)
Sofia Sotiriadou, Konstantinos Antoniadis, Marc Assael, Marcia Huber
This paper presents a new wide-ranging reference correlation for the viscosity of argon, incorporating recent ab initio dilute gas calculations and critically

All-Optical Quenching of Integrated Frequency Comb Noise

Author(s)
Gregory Moille, Pradyoth Shandilya, Jordan Stone, Curtis Menyuk, Kartik Srinivasan
Integrated frequency combs promise transformation of lab-based metrology into disruptive real-world applications, particularly with octave-spanning microcombs

Solvent Exclusion Effect on Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy

Author(s)
Young Lee, Charles Camp, Bonghwan Chon, Seong-Min Kim, Sang Hak Lee
Absorption spectroscopy of a solution containing an analyte solute typically uses the transmission through a solvent as a reference based on the assumption that

Event Report for "MLXN25: Machine Learning for X-ray and Neutron Scattering"

Author(s)
Peter Beaucage, Tanny Andrea Chavez Esparza, Alexander Hexemer, Tyler Martin, Peter Müller-Buschbaum, Stephan Roth, Xiaoping Wang
The MLXN25 virtual event was held on April 15, 2025, as a continuous 24-hour global event, uniting over 300 registered participants from 18 countries and 20

Genomic infrastructure for cetacean research and conservation: Reference genomes for eight families spanning the cetacean phylogeny

Author(s)
Phillip A Morin, Bernhard Bein, Chiara Bortoluzzi, Yury V Bukhman, Taylor Hains, Dorothea Heimeier, Marcela Uliano-Silva, Dominic Absalon, Linelle Abueg, Jessica Antosiewicz-Bourget, Robin W Baird, Jennifer R Balacco, Robert K Bonde, Nadolina Brajuka, Andrew Brownlow, Emma Carroll, Molly Carter, Joanna Collins, Nick Davison, Amy Denton, Olga Dudchenko, Olivier Fedrigo, Giulio Formenti, Andy Foote, Guido Gallo, Carola Greve, Marlys Houck, Caroline Howard, Jeff K Jacobsen, Nivesh Jain, Ksenia Krasheninnikova, Erez Lieberman-Aiden, Brigid Maloney, Bethan Manley, Tom Mathers, Shane McCarthy, Michael McGowen, Susanne Meyer, Jacquelyn Mountcastle, Benjamin Neely, Brian O'Toole, Sarah Pelan, Patricia E Rosel, Teri K Rowles, Oliver A Ryder, Tillman Schell, Ying Sims, Judy St. Leger, Ron Stewart, Kerstin Ternes, James A Thomson, Tatiana Tilley, Conor Whelan, Jo Wood, Michael Hiller, Mark Blaxter, Erich D Jarvis
Reference genomes from representative species across families provide the critical infrastructure for research and conservation. The Cetacean Genomes Project

Detecting ion pairing in sodium halide solutions with dielectric spectroscopy

Author(s)
Michael Woodcox, Sarah Evans, Rebecca Bone, Spencer Mattes, Avik Mahata, Aaron Hagerstrom, Chris Muzny, Ravishankar Sundararaman, Kathleen Schwarz, Angela Stelson
The dielectric response of an ionic solution is determined by the diffusion of ions in solution, the response of solvent molecules and the intermolecular
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