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‘Really Bizarre and Exciting’: U-M Physicist Lu Li and Team Find Quantum Oscillations Coming from Inside

Pushing the limits of physics, the international team has shown that quantum oscillations—once thought confined to a material’s surface—can originate within its core, reshaping how scientists understand conductors, insulators, and everything in between.

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The year a-flied physics lit up the MLB

Former U-M physics professor and U-M alum Aaron Leanhardt, now an MLB analyst, is changing the game—literally—with a bat born from science, precision, and a deep understanding of the “sweet spot.”

- Charles Rousseaux

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Have you ever wondered about the origin of time? Join us for a fascinating exploration into a concept that has captivated scientists and philosophers for centuries. We'll dive into fundamental theories, such as string theory, and we’ll examine obs...

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‘Really Bizarre and Exciting’: U-M Physicist Lu Li and Team Find Quantum Oscillations Coming from Inside

The year a-flied physics lit up the MLB

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