Review Article Published: 05 March 2015 Control of magnetism by electric fields Fumihiro Matsukura, Yoshinori Tokura & Hideo Ohno Nature Nanotechnology 10, 209–220 (2015) Cite this article ...

A technique developed by Chinese researchers aims to make window cleaning superfluous. Alternating electric fields should ...

Lightning has captivated scientists for centuries, but despite extensive research, the precise atmospheric conditions that ...

The thin, transparent glass embedded with electric-field-driven electrodes can clean itself in seconds, erasing up to 98% of dust particles.

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The electric field, rather than slightly tweaking the calculation as it does for hydrogen or helium, dramatically changes it. What’s more, in the case of helium-like uranium, the interactions of ...

There is an electric field pointing INTO your computer screen (yes, it's tough dealing with three dimensions with a 2D screen) and a magnetic field pointing down.

Like tiny, crawling compass needles, whole living cells and cell fragments orient and move in response to electric fields — but in opposite directions, scientists at the University of California, ...

Usually both of these things happen to varying degrees." "We found that the oscillating electric field is particularly good at breaking off water clusters," says Liu.