KOID: China's Humanoid IPO Boom

KOID ETF offers diversified humanoid robotics exposure as China’s 2026 IPO wave reshapes holdings—capture growth across ...

Atoms Don’t Sit Still: Scientists Catch Them Roaming Before X-Ray Damage Strikes

Researchers have uncovered how atoms subtly rearrange themselves for up to a trillionth of a second before releasing low-energy electrons after X-ray excitation.

A more realistic picture of platinum electrodes

Current electrochemical theory does not adequately describe realistic platinum electrodes. Scientists at Leiden University ...

Experiments clear up confusion over the form of solid methane

Through a combination of high-pressure experiments and optical spectroscopy, physicists have revealed new insights into the ...
IEEE

Two-Stage Structure-Guided Residual Diffusion Model for Image Inpainting

Abstract: In recent years, diffusion models have shown great potential in image inpainting but often suffer from structural inconsistencies and blurring. To address this, we propose SGRDM, a two-stage ...
IEEE

A Multi-Scale SAR-Optical Image Matching Method Using Structure-Enhanced Convolutional Layer and Transformer-CNN Model

Abstract: Due to the geometric and nonlinear radiometric differences (NRD) between SAR and optical images, coupled with the impact of speckle noise, achieving robust and high-precision matching ...
Study Finds

These Atomic Clocks Wouldn’t Lose A Second In 13.8 Billion Years

Optical atomic clocks are 100 times more precise than cesium clocks. Scientists are using them to search for dark matter and measure gravity.