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LAWRENCEVILLE SCIENCE REPORTS

Physical Sciences

Edited by Sonia Shum '27 & Gia Jing '28

Investigate the fundamental laws that govern the universe. This section covers developments in physics, chemistry, astronomy, and related fields, bringing complex concepts and cutting-edge research to a broad audience.

Recycling Emissions: Using Photocatalytic Pathways For CO2 Conversion

Evan Bai '29

Breaking the Quantum Bottleneck: Advancing Quantum Information Processing

Isabella Sun '29

Shape-shifting Material: Using Electron-Beam Lithography to Mimic Realistic Surfaces

Isha Poluru '27

Quantum Teleportation Between Photons

Isabella Sun '29

Overcoming the Fundamental Limitations of Acoustic Levitation

Gia Jing '28

Impossible LED Breakthrough

Haldora Churchill '27

"Naked" Black Hole Rewrites the History of the Universe

Arnav Nilakanta '27

Scientists Printed a Tiny 3D Elephant Inside a Cell

Aarav Shah '28

Rainbows of Sound

Haldora Churchill '27

Superhuman Vision

Sonia Shum '27

Hydrokinesis

Jiayi Ye '27

FCC: The World's Largest Atom Collider in Development

Dorothy Lee '26

Cosmic Enigmas

Soumya Nakka '26

Revolutionary Biofuel Made from Leftover Fat

Ananya Chopra '27

Altermagnetism

Dorothy Lee '26

The Smallest Walking Robot for Microscale Measurements

Sienna Kulynych '26

Invisibility Cloaks

Sonia Shum '27

The Future of Nuclear Energy

Mila Cooper '26

What Are Dark Matter and Dark Energy, Anyway?

Sophie Bilanin '26

Artificial Intelligence in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Aayushi Saxena '26

Enter the Antiverse

Jax Gottschalch '25

Technological Innovations at NASA

Roshan Shah '25

Leaded Fuels Are More Common Than You Think

Garrett Heffern '25

Artemis I Delays and the Future of NASA

Paschal Nwako '24

Measuring the Mass of a Black Hole

Bill Luo '22

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