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Attosecond Delays of High-Harmonic Emissions from Hydrogen Isotopes Measured by XUV Interferometer

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By Liang Xu, Igor Litvinyuk, Mumta Hena, Mumta Hena Mustary
| Science Magazine Verified
Research Article | Open Access Mumta Hena Mustary, Liang Xu, Wanyang Wu, Nida Haram, Dane E. Laban, Han Xu, Feng He, R. T. Sang, Igor V. Litvinyuk, "Attosecond Delays of High-Harmonic Emissions from Hydrogen Isotopes Measured by XUV Interferometer", Ultrafast Science, vol. 2022, Article ID 9834102, 6 pages, 2022. https://doi.org/10.34133/2022/9834102 Mumta Hena Mustary,1 Liang Xu,2,3 Wanyang Wu,2 Nida Haram,1 Dane E. Laban,1 Han Xu,1 Feng He,2,4 R. T. Sang,1 and Igor V.
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Facebook couple commits $3 billion to cure disease

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By Check Hayden, Robert Dingwall, Jean SmilingCoyote, Igor Litvinyuk
| British Journal of Cancer Verified
They are not the first billionaires to try to disrupt science. But Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, physician and educator Priscilla Chan, have enlisted a ‘dream team’ of scientific leaders to oversee a US$3-billion effort to boost basic research. “We see this work as being led and done by scientists,” Chan told Nature before the couple unveiled the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's plans on 21 September.
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The data detective

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By Ed Yong Verified, Dan Véléa, Igor Litvinyuk, Barry Bogin
| Nature Verified
Psychology was already under scrutiny following a series of high-profile controversies. Now it faces fresh questions over research practices that can sometimes produce eye-catching — but irreproducible — results. Last week, Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands said that social psychologist Dirk Smeesters had resigned after an investigation found that he had massaged data to produce positive outcomes in his research, such as the effect of colour on consumer behaviour1, 2.
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