Qubit ‘recycling’ gives neutral-atom quantum computing a boost
Reducing atom loss and re-using already-measured atoms enables more complex quantum computations
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Ramy Shelbaya: the physicist and CEO capitalizing on quantum randomness
Ramy Shelbaya from Quantum Dice talks about using quantum mechanics to generate random numbers
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Researchers pin down the true cost of precision in quantum clocks
Trade-off between precision and entropy production lies in measurement process
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Single-phonon coupler brings different quantum technologies together
Waveguide-style approach promises to pair the versatility of phononic quantum technologies with the tight control of photonic ones
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Reformulation of general relativity brings it closer to Newtonian physics
Calculations reveal inverse square law behaviour in binary black holes
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Predicted quasiparticles called ‘neglectons’ hold promise for robust, universal quantum computing
Discovery could lift theoretical constraints on calculations achievable with certain types of topological quantum computers
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Terahertz optoacoustics allows real-time monitoring of blood sodium levels
Researchers find a “cool” way to mitigate background water signals and demonstrate non-invasive blood ion monitoring in living mice
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Has bismuth been masquerading as a topological material?
New research explains previous contradictory observations in terms of “topological blocking”, which may occur in other materials, too
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Quantum twisting microscope measures phasons in cryogenic graphene
Cool tool creates and characterizes exotic phonons in twisted graphene
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Epithelial cells send electrical signals, possibly to communicate
Observations of electrical signal propagation across colonies of epithelial cells suggest they may be able to communicate, similarly to neurons, but much more slowly
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