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University of Basel

Weisses Rauschen verbessert das Gehör.
A microscopic cavity of two highly reflective mirrors is used to allow an enclosed artificial atom (known as a quantum dot) to interact with a single photon. A photon is emitted and reabsorbed up to 10 times by the quantum dot before it is lost. The quantum dot is electrically controlled within a semiconductor chip. (Image: University of Basel, Department of Physics)
Allergies of all kinds are becoming ever more common. A new online course from the University of Basel offers insights into the topic (Illustration: University of Basel, New Media Center).
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Biologie der Tiere

master Animal Biology

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