Teleportation May Be Possible between Electrons, Research Finds
Quantum teleportation is an important step in improving quantum computing
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How a Quantum Physicist Invented New Code from Old Tricks
A University of Sydney scientist has developed a type of error-correcting code for quantum computers that will free up more hardware to do useful calculations
Machine Learning Cracks Quantum Chemistry Conundrum
Artificial intelligence techniques accurately calculate the energy required to make—or break—simple molecules
Engineers Crack 58-Year-Old Puzzle on Way to Quantum Breakthrough
A team has done what a scientist first suggested in 1961 was possible, but has eluded everyone since: controlling the nucleus of a single atom using only electric fields
‘Spooky’ Sightings in Crystal Point to Extremely Rare Quantum Spin Liquid
Science synopsis: Strong signs of quantum spin liquid observed in YbMgGaO4 crystals by neutron scattering off ytterbium electrons
Tiny Diamonds Could Enable Huge Advances in Nanotechnology
University of Maryland researchers developed a method to build diamond-based hybrid nanoparticles in large quantities from the ground up
Scientists Move a Step Closer to Explaining the Greatest Sci-fi Weapon of All Time
Researchers recently presented a technique for creating a “molecule” out of two photons, or light particles, bound together at a specific distance
Forbidden Quantum Leaps Possible with High-Res Spectroscopy
A new twist on an old tool lets scientists use light to study and control matter with 1,000 times better resolution and precision than previously possible.
Finding Quantum Lines of Desire
Physicists have tracked a quantum system’s wanderings through quantum state space, a feat once considered impossible.
Mapping the Road to Quantum Gravity
The road uniting quantum field theory and general relativity – the two great theories of modern physics – has been impassable for 80 years. Could a tool from condensed matter physics finally help map the way?