CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICS: SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
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modern physics, quantum technology, artificial intelligence, nanomaterials, sustainable development, STEM education АннотацияAbstract
This article analyzes the modern development of physics in the 21st century based on scientific research. Special attention is given to quantum technologies, astrophysics, nanomaterials, artificial intelligence, renewable energy systems, and STEM-based education. The interdisciplinary integration of physics and its role in global sustainable development are discussed. The study demonstrates that contemporary physics is not only a theoretical science but also a major driver of technological and innovative progress.
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