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Nonlinear superconducting resonator circuit for investigating dissipative phase transitions. 2025 EPFL/Guillaume Beaulieu - CC-BY-SA 4.0

Researchers unlock quantum secrets with dissipative phase transitions

EPFL researchers captured and studied phase changes in quantum hardware

electron transfer

Researchers make advancements in the quantum simulation of electron transfer

Discovery could advance renewable energy technologies, molecular electronics and quantum computing.

Making quantum technologies accessible to schoolchildren

Considering Quantum Physics's importance, this field has become a topic of increasing interest among researchers. For this reason, quantum physics (QP) has been introduced...

Bright light guided through an optical fibre manufactured at the University of Bath.

New-gen optical fibres for the age of quantum computing

To cope with the data transfer challenges expected from quantum computing.

The LANES lab's 2D device made of graphene and indium selenide.

A 2D device can keep quantum computers cool

The innovation could help overcome a significant obstacle to the advancement of quantum computing technologies.

The experiment is at about a 10000th of a degree above absolute zero in a special refrigerator ; Dr Autti (right).

World’s coldest quantum detectors to search for most sensitive dark matter

One of the greatest mysteries of science could be one step closer to being solved.

The circuit diagram to the left illustrates how the Chalmers researcher team was able to turn on and off different operations by sending microwave pulses (wiggly arrow) to the control system embedded in the oscillator. The researchers used the system to generate a so-called cubic phase state which is a quantum resource for quantum error correction. The blue areas to the right are so called Wigner negative regions - a clear signature of the quantum properties of the state.

Quantum system allows efficient error correction, longer computation times

Researchers have created a unique system that combats the dilemma.

quantum expert Mikhail Lukin

Scientists created the first programmable, logical quantum processor

Key step toward reliable, game-changing quantum computing.

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Quantum squeeze to make clocks more precise

The Environment's noise affects the stability of clocks. A pendulum's swing can become unbalanced by a slight wind. Furthermore, heat can cause an atomic...

Image illustrating quantum echoes

A new type of echo phenomenon discovered: Associated with the energy-band structure

Ultrafast lightwave control of electrons in crystals.

Innsbruck quantum computer

A quantum computer that can perform arbitrary calculations with qudits

Quan­tum com­puter works with more than zero and one.

Schematics of Josephson junction device

Engineering of quantum states in solids using light

A platform to control and measure the properties of materials in various ways with light.

Quantum marbles

Quantum marbles in a bowl of light

An international study shows which factors determine the speed limit for quantum computations.

Introducing a modular quantum brain scanner

World-first modular quantum brain scanner

This is a world-first and opens up potential for whole-brain scanning & advances in diseases like Alzheimer's.

A potentially game-changing feature of qubit behavior

A potentially game-changing feature of qubit behavior

Physicists use ‘hyperchaos’ to model complex quantum systems at a fraction of the computing power.

first quantum phase battery,

The first quantum phase battery

In a new study, scientists presented the results from a theoretical and experimental collaboration that has led to the fabrication of the first quantum...

A path to quantum computing at room temperature

A path towards quantum computing at room temperature

Army scientists predicted that quantum computer circuits that will no longer need extremely cold temperatures to function could soon be available. Scientists have demonstrated the...

Atomistic structure of an artificial atom that could be used to produce light with vibrationally supressed fluctuations for quantum-enhanced sensors. Gerhard Klimeck, Insoo Woo, Muhammad Usman, David S. Ebert (2011), "Self-Assembled Quantum Dot Wave Structure,"

Quantum sensors with ultra-high precision

Atoms emit light in the form discrete packets called photons. If measured, these separate packets lead to particularly profound changes in its brightness, as...

The specialty of the arrow of time in an open quantum system

The specialty of the arrow of time in an open quantum system

In both thermodynamics and quantum mechanics, the arrow of time is described by the statistical likelihood of physical procedures. In a new experiment by the...

The Hilbert space graph of the Fibonacci chain with L = 6 sites.

Scientists discovered the explanation for puzzling quantum oscillations

Harvard scientists and MIT scientists recently trapped a quantum simulator, a record 53 atoms and individually controlled their quantum state. This demonstration suggests whole new periodic...

Associate Professor Benjamin Lev and his research team were inspired by the toy known as Newton’s cradle in their investigation of quantum systems. (Image credit: L.A. Cicero)

Scientists investigate behavior in quantum systems with a toy-inspired technique

Newton’s cradle is more than a popular desktop plaything. It has taught a generation of students about conservation of momentum and energy. Now, Stanford scientists...

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