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Twist-angle engineering unlocks phonon control for next-gen quantum materials

A breakthrough method of controlling properties of phonons.

SMSPDs

Quantum sensors may revolutionize high-energy particle detection

Physicists turn to quantum technology to navigate the chaos of next-gen particle collisions.

A router for photons

Compact Photon Router to control Superconducting Qubits with Light

Quantum communication requires networks of quantum processors connected through low-loss, low-noise channels to share entangled states. Superconducting microwave qubits, operating in cryogenic environments, are...

quantum teleportation

Quantum teleportation becomes reality: Over busy Internet cables

Advance opens door for secure quantum applications.

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...

optical cooling in quantum dots

Advancement in solid-State Optical Cooling with Quantum Dots

In a recent study, researchers from Chiba University have proposed a promising approach for solid-state optical cooling using quantum dots based on perovskite materials....

quantum-spin

Researchers discover new route quantum spin liquid materials

A new route to materials with complex 'disordered' magnetic properties at the quantum level.

Sound waves oscillating dark blue light

Enhancing ferromagnets for high-speed technology

Auto-oscillations and spin inertia in ferromagnets.

glow light clock

A new approach to define “time” for a tunneling particle

The time it takes for particles to tunnel has been mismeasured until now.

big data concept background

A simple internet with significant possibilities

Physicists demo first metro-area quantum computer network in Boston.

MIT scientists discovered “neutronic” molecules.

Neutrons can bind to quantum dots, study

MIT scientists discovered “neutronic” molecules.

T-center-based silicon quantum photonic chip

Largest photon emission enhancement for single T center to date

Study shows promise for advancing quantum networks.

non-toxic quantum dots

Non-toxic quantum dots for new high-performance image sensors

A new method for synthesizing functional high-quality non-toxic colloidal quantum dots.

Charging quantum batteries

Quantum batteries: New battery tech that breaks causality

A new way to charge batteries harnesses the power of “indefinite causal order”.

monolayer semiconductor and an anti-ferromagnetic crystal

A new quantum device generates single photons and encodes information

Approach is a step toward using single photons in quantum communication and information processing.

sandwiching bits of perovskite

New ways for exotic quasiparticles to “relax”

A perovskite-based device that combines aspects of electronics and photonics.

Image showing quantum state

Physicists discovered a new quantum state in trimer-honeycomb material

The transformation allows for a billion percent increase in the material’s conductivity.

focused laserbeam

Scientists successfully controlled individual light quanta at very high speed

Nanoscale soundwave controls photons on a chip – milestone on the way towards hybrid quantum technologies.

Crystal structure of BaAl2O4

A new quantum phase discovered for developing hybrid materials

The structural phase transition is driven by an acoustic soft mode.

Observation of Bose-Einstein condensates of excitons

Scientists created the first quasiparticle Bose-Einstein condensate

For decades, it was elusive whether they could undergo Bose-Einstein condensation like real particles.

electron-photon pair states

New quantum technology combines free electrons and photons

The findings of the study expand the toolbox of quantum technology.

carefully-designed substrate

Creating quantum materials in an easy way

This work could potentially create quantum devices such as orbital magnets and superconductors in the future.

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