Particles can be measured jointly without bringing them together
A UNIGE team has shown that particles can be measured jointly without bringing them together
New quantum theory of gravity bridges gravity and the Standard model
New theory of gravity brings long-sought Theory of Everything a crucial step closer.
A new type of quantum entanglement discovered
It is possible to entangle photons in nanoscale systems.
Researchers successfully created hot Schrödinger cat states
Quantum phenomena can also be observed and used in less perfect, warmer conditions.
Researchers cool objects by detecting an absence of light
In a groundbreaking experiment, researchers at Imperial College London's Department of Physics have uncovered a surprising method to cool objects by measuring the absence...
EPFL scientists explore molecular collisions with gold
Quantum interference in molecule-surface collisions.
Quantum miracle material to enable magnetic switching
Magnetic switch traps quantum information carriers in one dimension
For the first time: Scientists measured the quantum state of electrons
This is thanks to a new measurement technique.
Qubits to qudits: A new device uses quantum principles to relay information securely
Using quantum mechanics to transmit information more securely
A novel class of quantum particles behaves in unexpected ways
It could take quantum mechanics one step further.
The gemstone spinel can store quantum information
This discovery highlights the incredible potential of materials like spinel.
Rice scientists theorize the existence of new particles other than bosons and fermions
Mathematical methods point to possibility of particles long thought impossible.
Exotic electron crystal uncovered in graphene
A new class of quantum states observed in a custom-engineered graphene structure.
Quantum ‘umbilical cord’ links metal and insulator states in many materials
A new state between metal and insulator.
Quantum geometry measured for the first time
Work opens new avenues for understanding, manipulating electrons in materials.
A particle that’s massless when moving in one direction but has a mass in the other direction
This was totally unexpected.
Study confirms a 40-year-old quantum theory
In 1984, physicist Eric J. Heller proposed a theory stating that electrons are confined in a quantum space and move along a definite orbit...
A novel way to use light to give electrons a spinning kick
A light beam can reliably transfer orbital angular momentum to itinerant electrons in graphene.
A missing hallmark of superfluidity demonstrated
QuanÂtum vorÂtices conÂfirm superÂfluÂidÂity in superÂsolid.
Scientists investigated the fastness of quantum entanglement at the attosecond scale
How fast is quantum entanglement?
Quantum entanglement observed at the highest energy yet
A new perspective on the complex world of quantum physics.
A new way to capture physicists’ most wanted particle — the graviton
Next-generation quantum sensors can catch a single one.
Exploring uncharted territory in quantum devices
This promises advancements in quantum computing and sensing.
