New research conducted by scientists at Tel Aviv University reveals that a free electron passing through a laser beam causes a tiny change in it, as if it had passed through a material, but without destroying the electron's quantum state. According to the researchers, the discovery could enable counting electrons in the future without harming them, improve the sensitivity of electron microscopes, and uncover the structure of materials sensitive for next-generation electronics and biomedicine.
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Egypt has completed the restoration of the “Portrait of the Two Brothers,” one of the ancient Fayoum portraits, in cooperation with Italy, as part of efforts to preserve the country’s cultural heritage. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy announced the completion of the project at a press conference held on Sunday, October 11, 2026, … The post Egypt, Italy complete restoration of ancient Fayoum ‘Portrait of the Two Brothers’ appeared first on Egypt Independent.
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