[BenLurkin]

"Not only did this add extra validation to our computational support, but it also lent credence to this idea of coupled aromatic ring currents—the ring currents of neighboring phthalocyanine chromophores in the aggregate have a geometry dependent on amplification of magnetic field sensitivity,"

[Candor7]

“Gregory Scholes, the William S. Todd Professor of Chemistry, and Bryan Kudisch, a fifth-year graduate student and the paper’s lead author, said the discovery could allow scientists to fundamentally change the electronic and photophysical properties of some classes of molecules by using the magnetic field as a “handle.””

This seems to say that we are nearly on the path to discovering cloaking devices and maybe anti gravity flight.

But we do have a caveat!

JOe Biden, keep your hands off my solenoid!( We will only get fundiung from President Trump not the Dems. Its not green science.)

[Mr. K]

I think most of those words are made up...

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

Ok, so I waded through the gobledygook so others don’t have to.

Essentially this might open up potential new display technology and new circuitry materials depending on cost (Not likely). Other than that, it excites geeky chicks at the bar when you tell them what you do.

[rightwingcrazy]

“When operational, the magnet uses 2% of the power in the city.”

That puts a wet blanket on a lot of potential applications. On the other hand, energy is awfully cheap right now.

[Sacajaweau]

Damn...I thought they’d never find it. Where’s George? He’s the one that gave it away.

[Track9]

If I start frying some olive oil and garlic and then break out the block of Parmesan, I might begin to understand. Otherwise it’s a complete mystery.

[moovova]

“novel magnetic field effect”

Does it have any effect on the novel coronavirus?

[Ranxerox]

See - I told you so!