Science & Research
A Thin Device Triggers One of Quantum Mechanics’ Strangest and Most Useful Phenomena
Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories and Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light have reported on a device that could replace a roomful of equipment used to entangle photons.
Promise in Establishing Measurement of Entangled Photons Down Possibly as Short as the Zeptosecond
Researchers from Purdue University have proposed a novel, unconventional approach to generate a special light source made up of entangled photons.
Assembling a Toolbox to Construct New Devices With Customizable Properties, With Potentially Quantum Information Applications
Assembling a toolbox to construct new devices with customizable properties, with potentially quantum information applications.
Trough of Disillusionment as Practical Quantum Applications Remain Far From Reality
Baidu is the latest entrant in the quantum computing race, which has been ongoing for years among both big tech and startups.
She Does It: Engineering Atomic Antennas for Quantum Sensing
Jennifer Choy works on quantum sensors in which electrons in quantum materials act as the antenna.
Max Planck Institute Physicists Have Managed to Create a Basis for New Type of Quantum Computer
In order to effectively use a quantum computer, a larger number of specially prepared – in technical terms: entangled – basic building blocks are needed to carry out computational operations…
New Insights Gained to Keys for Novel Spintronic Devices and Quantum Computers
Tungsten di-telluride (WTe2) has recently proven to be a promising material for the realization of topological states.
Quantum Computing Gets Down to Busines but Is It a Bubble About to Burst?
What was once seen as a scientific curiosity, quantum computing now promises to transform many aspects of everyday life from cybersecurity to drug development and weather forecasting.
Finding a Theory of Everything: Top Physicists Gather in Vancouver to Discuss Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity
[A]nother meeting of minds underway this week in Vancouver, where organizers hope to renew the push to unite quantum mechanics with general relativity and create an overarching mathematical framework that explains all known phenomena.
