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科学家首次实时观测到原子核自旋翻转,突破量子测量极限
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-09-07 10:33
研究团队利用扫描隧道显微镜(STM)针尖检测单个原子内电子状态变化,间接测量到原子核自旋(nuclear spin)的量子态 翻转现象。 STM 配备一根原子级锐利探针,能够探测单个原子并成像到原子级细节。虽然 STM 不能直接感知原子核自旋,但研究人员 借助核自旋与电子自旋之间的超精细相互作用,间接读取到核自旋的状态。 大约十年前,科学界首次利用 STM 成功跟踪单电子的自旋。此次,代尔夫特团队在此基础上提出:是否可以用同样的方法 在时间维度上观测核自旋。 研究团队在钛酸锶基底上选取具核自旋特性的钛原子作为观测对象。STM 针尖通过感知原子外围电子状态,捕捉到核自旋 在两种量子态间的转换信号。 IT之家 9 月 7 日消息,荷兰代尔夫特理工大学研究团队首次成功在实时条件下观测到单个原子核的磁性自旋在不同状态之 间的翻转,被认为是实现原子尺度量子探测的重要进展。 斯托尔特强调:"任何新实验领域的第一步是能够对其进行测量,而我们已经在原子尺度上实现了核自旋的测量。" IT之家查询发现,相关研究成果已于 8 月 21 日发表在《自然-通讯》上(DOI: 10.1038 / s41467-025-63232-5)。 ...
松山湖材料实验室开放日来了!现场变身“科普狂欢现场”
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-05-24 12:07
Core Insights - The event marked the third anniversary of the public open day at the Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory, attracting over 1,500 participants, setting a new record for public engagement in science [1] Group 1: Scientific Presentations - Two science reports were presented, including one by researcher Zou Chao on Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT), a precise cancer treatment method that targets tumor cells using boron-containing drugs [3] - Zou highlighted that BNCT is recognized as "cell-level radiotherapy," utilizing boron-10 isotopes to destroy cancer cells while protecting surrounding healthy tissue [3][5] Group 2: Public Engagement and Interaction - The event featured interactive experiments, allowing participants to engage with various scientific demonstrations, including a showcase of an electric all-terrain vehicle and demonstrations of superconductivity [6] - The public was invited to experience hands-on experiments, emphasizing the importance of engaging children in science from a young age [10] Group 3: Research and Development Focus - The open day showcased several research teams focusing on strategic basic research, industrial applications, and public technology platforms, highlighting advanced domestic equipment such as high-temperature superconducting coating devices [8] - The event included a demonstration of a scanning tunneling microscope capable of observing atoms at a scale of 0.1 nanometers, emphasizing the laboratory's commitment to cutting-edge research [8]