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Study Reveals Integration of 1,024 Silicon Quantum Dots into On-Chip Electronics, All Functioning at Low Temperatures
Scientists at Quantum Motion in London have successfully integrated 1,024 silicon quantum dots with cryogenic on-chip electronics, marking a significant step toward scalable quantum computing. The system connects room-temperature transistor properties with cryogenic device performance, reducing optimisation time and cost. Using radio-frequency refl...
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London Blanketed In Snow As City Prepares For Chilly Weekend, Yellow Warning Issued
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice covering much of the Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East and North West of England, and North and Central Wales.
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Warm Banks Open In UK To Help People In Winters Due To Increased Cost Of Living
Warm banks are providing a safe haven for those who cannot afford the exorbitant cost of home heating when the weather turns cold.
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Homes Destroyed By Wildfires Across London On Hottest Day
Several homes have been destroyed in wildfires in parts of London, which experienced extreme heat as temperatures crossed 40 degrees Celsius for the first time on record.
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Beach Holiday, Staying Indoors: How Britons Battled UK's Hottest Day Ever
It was forecast last week, when Weather Office issued its first-ever red warning of danger to life from extreme heat, but nothing could have prepared for the sweltering effect as the temperatures soared to cross the 40 degree C across London.
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UK Breaks All-Time Temperature Record At 39.1 Degrees
Britain on Tuesday broke its all-time temperature record, provisionally hitting 39.1 degrees Celsius (102.4 degrees Fahrenheit) at Charlwood, in Surrey southwest of London, the country's meteorological agency, the Met Office, said.
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In London's Scorching Tube, It's Too Hot To Even Transport Cattle
The few commuters who braved the heat of London's Underground transport system on Monday had to endure temperatures deemed too hot to safely transport cattle, showing the brutal conditions sweeping through Europe
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UK Heatwave: High Temperature Causes "Surface Defect" On Runway, Flights Delayed
Amid the ongoing heatwave in the United Kingdom, flights on Monday had to be suspended at various sites as the hot weather caused runways to melt.
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UK To Be "Hotter Than 99% Of Earth" This Week Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
New Zealand-based meteorologist Ben Noll said on Twitter that almost 99 per cent of Earth's surface will be cooler than the UK.
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London Train Tracks Burst Into Flames Amid Soaring Temperatures In UK
Train tracks caught fire on a bridge in London on July 11 after a spark ignited timber beams amid soaring temperatures in the city. The incident occurred on the track between Wandsworth Road and London Victoria.
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Stressed Fish Too Run Emotional Fever
Do fish express emotions like humans when in stress? Yes, says a team of researchers who observed for the first time an increase in body temperature of between two to four degrees in zebrafish when subjected to stressful situations.
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UK Swelters on Hottest Day Since 2006
The UK is experiencing its hottest day in nine years as temperatures reached 34.5C (94.1F) by midday and officials issued public health warnings over the elderly and very young.
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Rise in Temperature Impacting India's Wheat Production: Study
The recent rise in temperature, especially during night time, is having a negative impact on India's wheat production, according to a new study that warned of "serious implications" to the country's food security.
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Weight Loss Faster in a Colder Weather, New Study
Losing weight could be faster in colder temperature as it helps in burning calories. Dutch researchers say that higher temperatures in homes, offices and hospitals provide comfort, but it's not ideal for unfit bodies.The findings say that an optimum temperature...
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UK heat wave kills around 650 people in nine days: report
Britain's first prolonged heat wave in seven years has taken the country by surprise, with rails buckling, shops selling out of electric fans, and scientists estimating the surge in temperature could have caused hundreds of premature deaths.
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Study Reveals Integration of 1,024 Silicon Quantum Dots into On-Chip Electronics, All Functioning at Low Temperatures
Scientists at Quantum Motion in London have successfully integrated 1,024 silicon quantum dots with cryogenic on-chip electronics, marking a significant step toward scalable quantum computing. The system connects room-temperature transistor properties with cryogenic device performance, reducing optimisation time and cost. Using radio-frequency refl...
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London Blanketed In Snow As City Prepares For Chilly Weekend, Yellow Warning Issued
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice covering much of the Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East and North West of England, and North and Central Wales.
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Warm Banks Open In UK To Help People In Winters Due To Increased Cost Of Living
Warm banks are providing a safe haven for those who cannot afford the exorbitant cost of home heating when the weather turns cold.
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Homes Destroyed By Wildfires Across London On Hottest Day
Several homes have been destroyed in wildfires in parts of London, which experienced extreme heat as temperatures crossed 40 degrees Celsius for the first time on record.
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Beach Holiday, Staying Indoors: How Britons Battled UK's Hottest Day Ever
It was forecast last week, when Weather Office issued its first-ever red warning of danger to life from extreme heat, but nothing could have prepared for the sweltering effect as the temperatures soared to cross the 40 degree C across London.
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UK Breaks All-Time Temperature Record At 39.1 Degrees
Britain on Tuesday broke its all-time temperature record, provisionally hitting 39.1 degrees Celsius (102.4 degrees Fahrenheit) at Charlwood, in Surrey southwest of London, the country's meteorological agency, the Met Office, said.
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In London's Scorching Tube, It's Too Hot To Even Transport Cattle
The few commuters who braved the heat of London's Underground transport system on Monday had to endure temperatures deemed too hot to safely transport cattle, showing the brutal conditions sweeping through Europe
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UK Heatwave: High Temperature Causes "Surface Defect" On Runway, Flights Delayed
Amid the ongoing heatwave in the United Kingdom, flights on Monday had to be suspended at various sites as the hot weather caused runways to melt.
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UK To Be "Hotter Than 99% Of Earth" This Week Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
New Zealand-based meteorologist Ben Noll said on Twitter that almost 99 per cent of Earth's surface will be cooler than the UK.
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London Train Tracks Burst Into Flames Amid Soaring Temperatures In UK
Train tracks caught fire on a bridge in London on July 11 after a spark ignited timber beams amid soaring temperatures in the city. The incident occurred on the track between Wandsworth Road and London Victoria.
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Stressed Fish Too Run Emotional Fever
Do fish express emotions like humans when in stress? Yes, says a team of researchers who observed for the first time an increase in body temperature of between two to four degrees in zebrafish when subjected to stressful situations.
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UK Swelters on Hottest Day Since 2006
The UK is experiencing its hottest day in nine years as temperatures reached 34.5C (94.1F) by midday and officials issued public health warnings over the elderly and very young.
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Rise in Temperature Impacting India's Wheat Production: Study
The recent rise in temperature, especially during night time, is having a negative impact on India's wheat production, according to a new study that warned of "serious implications" to the country's food security.
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Weight Loss Faster in a Colder Weather, New Study
Losing weight could be faster in colder temperature as it helps in burning calories. Dutch researchers say that higher temperatures in homes, offices and hospitals provide comfort, but it's not ideal for unfit bodies.The findings say that an optimum temperature...
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UK heat wave kills around 650 people in nine days: report
Britain's first prolonged heat wave in seven years has taken the country by surprise, with rails buckling, shops selling out of electric fans, and scientists estimating the surge in temperature could have caused hundreds of premature deaths.
