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Reducing atom loss and re-using already-measured atoms enables more complex quantum computations
Quantum simulator enables scientists to test laws of transport phenomena at the quantum level
Subtle quantum effects could be observed in how particles traverse cosmological distances
Discovery of shear-induced bubble formation sheds more light on the divide between eruption and effusion
Samples from the near-Earth asteroid Bennu found to contain molecules and compounds vital to the origin of life
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Robert P Crease notes parallels between US and Soviet science
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Discover the role of impedance analysis in advancing battery-model development
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The Harwell Quantum Cluster is building on the success of the National Quantum Computing Centre to catalyse innovation and enable UK-based companies to thrive in a global marketpla...
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Zulekha Samiullah and Hugh Barrett talk about the highlights from this year’s Quantum Carousel, a variety show for quantum physicists
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An interview with Moon-Ho Jo, director of the IBS Center for Van der Waals Quantum Solids in Korea
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Some 14 firms have won IOP business awards in 2025, bringing total tally to 102
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GeV-scale bremsstrahlung from an electron accelerator can be used to produce copper-64 and copper-67
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A molecular superfluid, high-resolution microscope and a protein qubit are on our list
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Burst from M-dwarf star could be powerful enough to strip the atmosphere of any planets that orbit it, with implications for the search for extraterrestrial life
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Fourth flavour not seen in beta-decay and oscillation
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18 — 21 November 2025 | Munich, Germany
SEMICON Europa 2025 is co-located with productronica and will take place in in Munich, Germany. This year’s theme “Global Collaborations for European Economic Resilience” expresses that global collaborations are not just beneficial for Europe’s resilience, they are essential. In today’s interconnected world, Europe cannot afford to operate in isolation. By working closely with other nations, Europe can safeguard its prosperity, sustainability, and security for future generations.
This approach will enable the industry to create a future where technological innovations and environmental sustainability thrive together.
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