Researchers in Austria have reported the successful transmission of a light particle entangled with matter across 50 km of optical fiber for the first time ever.
By Sarah Moore
7 Feb 2020
At quantum scales of size (and time), the universe behaves in non-intuitive, unpredictable ways.
By Ben Pilkington
6 Feb 2020
While much research is already underway in developing quantum computing, it is likely to still be decades before the technology is scalable.
By Sarah Moore
5 Feb 2020
A new technology that has been developed to allow photon-based quantum computing to be practical will also have an impact on the function of CCD cameras.
By Sarah Moore
12 Feb 2020
When we speak of thermal analysis and quantum mechanics together, it is essential to talk about quantum thermodynamics.
By John Allen
11 Feb 2020
In February 2016, the worldwide scientific community reacted to news that gravitational waves had been empirically detected.
By Ben Pilkington
10 Feb 2020
A semi-classical explanation cannot be applied to thin-film quantum materials.
An understanding of what high-temperature alloys are is necessary before discussing their visible structure at the quantum level.
Anybody can join the peer-to-peer bitcoin network and use their computer’s processing power to validate transactions and add them to the blockchain.
By Ben Pilkington
5 Feb 2020
We’re going to look at how spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) is used in very different circles to conventional Raman spectroscopy.
By Liam Critchley
24 Jan 2020