The Universe is spacetime – it is made of 3 dimensions of space and 1 dimension of time.
By Ramya Dwivedi
6 May 2016
Researchers from the Boston College’s Departments of Physics and Chemistry in collaboration with Harvard University’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Center for Nanoscale Systems developed a new magnetically frustrated honeycomb iridate. It is much closer to the Kitaev spin liquid than its predecessors.
By Benedette Cuffari
6 Nov 2017
In 1969 a Physics Graduate Student at Columbia University named Stephen Wiesner created the concept of quantum cash, although since then the fear of forgeries has remained a problem. How then do you stop such counterfeiting?
By Kimberly Lawson
22 Jun 2017
Quantum dots (QD) are semiconductor nanocrystals which exhibit quantum mechanical behavior. The interesting electronic properties of quantum dots arise from the specific size of their energy band gaps.
By Alexander Chilton
10 Oct 2014
A quantum computer is a computing system that performs data operations by using quantum-mechanical processes such as entanglement and superposition.
By Will Soutter
6 Nov 2013
All matter in the universe is composed of different kinds of particles. So far, the Standard Model is research’s best attempt to explain the existence, properties, and behavior of these particles.
The Bohr Model is a representation of the atom where negatively-charged electrons orbit around a positively-charged nucleus in the same way that the planets of the solar system orbit the sun.
By April Cashin-Garbutt
10 May 2012
Quantum bits or “qubits” are artificial atoms that use numerous methods to produce quantum information.
Recent advances in nanofabrication have enabled the development of structures that can manipulate and localize light into volumes below a cubic optical wavelength with storage times of thousands of optical cycles. The emergence of such high quality nanophotonic structures has opened new opportunities for the study of light-matter interaction.
By Jelena Vuckovic
29 May 2011