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Study Finds Effect of Earth’s Orbit Around the Sun on Ancient Microorganisms

Curtin University researchers studying molecular fossils or ‘biomarkers’ from deep beneath the Chicxulub impact crater have found evidence of how microorganisms changed in response to fluctuations in the Earth’s climate, offering clues about how the planet and life forms may respond to climate change in our modern world.

21 Oct 2022

Life-size Replica Rocket Lands in London

A 72ft life-size replica of the first rocket that will launch from UK soil later this year went on display outside the Science Museum in London this weekend (15 and 16th October).

17 Oct 2022

Making Qubits Through “Twisted” Boron Nitride

Novel devices that can be rapidly swapped between two quantum states are needed to provide scalability in quantum computers, sensors, and networks.

7 Oct 2022

Workshop Provides a Forum to Discuss Quantum Communication and Networking Research

The third Workshop on Quantum Repeaters and Networks, locally co-organized by the Q-NEXT quantum research center and the Chicago Quantum Exchange, provides a forum for advancing next-generation information technologies.

5 Oct 2022

UNSW Sydney Engineers Break New Ground in Quantum Computing

Two milliseconds – or two thousandths of a second – is an extraordinarily long time in the world of quantum computing.

3 Oct 2022

Zurich Instruments introduces LabOne Q, an intuitive software framework for scalable quantum computing

LabOne Q is the new software framework to accelerate progress in quantum computing.

From Zurich Instruments AG 3 Oct 2022

UCSD Researchers Receive DOE Funding to Continue Exploring Quantum Materials

The first generation of computers used vacuum tubes. The second, transistors and the third, integrated circuits. Each new generation allowed computers to be faster, smaller and more energy efficient. Now, as the world stretches beyond the limits of integrated circuits, what does the fourth generation of computing look like-

29 Sep 2022