In physics, according to the variation principle, the path taken by a particle between two points is an extremum of the action integral.
By Kazim Gokhan Atman
17 Jul 2019
This article discusses quantum microscopy and how it is used to take measurements at a sub-atomic scale.
By Brett Smith
16 Jul 2019
Quantum computing has emerged over the last few years as a more efficient and more secure computing option compared to classical computing.
By Liam Critchley
10 Jul 2019
Quantum technologies are gaining a lot of interest at the moment, and these technologies range from quantum computing, quantum optics, and quantum communication technologies.
By Liam Critchley
10 Jul 2019
This article discusses how to prepare the superconducting of qubits using bell state from Zurich instruments.
This article explains how to use parallel cross-correlation measurements to reduce noise.
The concepts of both quantum computing and 3D printing are extremely complicated that a lot of people would find difficult to grasp without having to conduct extensive research, especially the former.
By Gaea Marelle Miranda
21 May 2019
The study of condensed matter physics, and specifically quantum materials, has exploded over the past two decades, shown by the surge in published academic papers on the topic.
By Thomas Flavell
25 Apr 2019
MIT scientists have invented a faster way to make the Bose-Einstein condensate.
In 1969, a physics graduate student at Columbia University named Stephen Wiesner created the concept of quantum cash, but since then the fear of forgeries has remained a problem.
By Kimberly Lawson
22 Jun 2017