The quantum computing “arms race” is on. As companies race towards a reliable quantum computer, researchers strive for cyber security and cryptology to foil it.
By Robert Lea
22 Nov 2021
This article will focus on two theories that consider the feasibility of parallel universes and will attempt to review the practicality of including such universes in these physical models.
By Harvey Musgrave
19 Nov 2021
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics recognized the work of a man who saw the frustration in complex and disordered systems and set about understanding it.
By Robert Lea
17 Nov 2021
A person mentioning the three-body problem could be referring to a puzzle in cosmology, classical physics, or quantum mechanics.
By Robert Lea
15 Nov 2021
Using a process called sonification, researchers and musicians have created music from the Universe’s most massive and mysterious objects, black holes.
AZoQuantum talks to Dr. Stefano Bagnulo about his research relating to the magnetism of white dwarfs.
By Skyla Baily
5 Nov 2021
By creating a swirling vortex beam of atoms and larger molecules for the first time, researchers could be ready to explore the internal structure of atoms in finer detail.
Current estimates suggest that nearly half of all accelerators worldwide are used for biomedical applications. Other applications of particle accelerators include advanced light sources that use the acceleration of electrons to generate high-energy photons to perform spectroscopy and imaging for materials science and fundamental research.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
3 Nov 2021
Researchers will use models of biological molecules created by quantum computers to assist in the hunt for biosignatures in the atmospheres of distant worlds.
This article aims to explain the current understanding of levitodynamics, and its applications, in the micro- and nano-scale arena.
By Harvey Musgrave
1 Nov 2021