Researchers at Princeton have observed the Weyl fermion, a massless particle first theorized 85 years ago. Here's how the discovery could change the way we make electronics.
Posted by freedomforall 8 years, 9 months ago to Science
"One of the biggest finds is that, using Weyl fermions, the researchers will be able to create fast-moving electrons with no risk of backscattering, or loss of electrons in a collision. Backscattering makes electronics less efficient and creates heat. Weyl electrons are able to avoid collisions and eliminate backscattering."