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Research Teams Report Advances in Color Theory, Quantum Sensors, and Green Hydrogen

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•Researchers resolved a core problem in Schrödinger's 100-year-old mathematical color theory, clarifying that perceived color qualities arise from the geometry of color space.
•KU-KIST scientists used gold nanoparticles to achieve full visible spectrum structural color in photonic glasses, including previously elusive reds.
•Scientists reported a simple method to generate powerful quantum states for improved sensor accuracy.
•CeNS researchers unveiled a self-transforming catalyst that could make green hydrogen production more efficient and durable.
•A Korean team developed an optical method to detect hidden defects in 2D dielectric films used in advanced semiconductors.

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Green hydrogen: CeNS unveil new catalyst that transforms itself

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Scientists finally complete Schrödinger’s 100-year-old color theory

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