Quantum Science Information

Winner of the 2019 Nicholas Kurti Science Prize Announced

The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize promotes and recognises the novel work of young European scientists working in the fields of low temperatures and/or high magnetic fields.

Largest Quantum Simulator Achieved With Laser Technique

Physicists at Harvard and MIT universities have managed to create the world’s largest quantum simulator. Using a new laser technique to manipulate atoms, a system has been created that brings super speed quantum computing a step closer to reality.

Arresting Photon Loss in Transmission Channel Could Upgrade Quantum Networks

Griffith University researchers have overcome a significant difficulty in implementing a strange quantum effect for real applications.

Realizing Quantum Hall Effect in Four Dimensions

Researchers exhibited a method to observe physical phenomena hypothesized to be present in higher dimensional systems, in equivalent real-world experiments.

The First Ever Black Hole Image

On April 10, 2019, the first ever image of a black hole was shared across the world. Through the use of the Event Horizon Telescope, which is a network of eight connected telescopes, a group of researchers from Radboud University in the Netherlands were able to publish the details of this black hole discovery in a recent Astrophysical Journal Letters article.

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