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Entangled entities: Bohr, Einstein and the battle over quantum fundamentals

Philip Ball reviews Quantum Drama: From the Bohr-Einstein Debate to the Riddle of Entanglement by Jim Baggott and John L Heilbron

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Meet the ‘quantum plumbers’ uncovering the mysteries of fluid mechanics at the nanoscale

Philip Ball investigates the strange quantum effects that control water flow in carbon nanotubes

REBCO high-temperature superconductors are ideal for tokamak magnets, study suggests

Extensive research confirms material’s ability to create compact yet powerful fields

Neutron mirror gets a boost from boron carbide

Reflection and polarization benefit from sharper atomic interfaces

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Entangled photons enhance adaptive optical imaging

Quantum-enhanced adaptive optics can produce higher-resolution microscopy images

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Africa’s quantum future offers a beacon of hope

Farai Mazhandu and Mhlambululi Mafu argue that quantum technologies can help propel the continent into a new era

Artificial intelligence will help pick Nobel Prize for Physics winners

Swedish Academy believes AI will reduce bias in evaluating nominations

Molecular imaging technique could improve breast cancer screening

Low-dose positron emission mammography could prove particularly valuable for detecting cancer in dense breast tissue

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Why error correction is quantum computing’s defining challenge

Steve Brierley argues that quantum computers must implement comprehensive error-correction techniques before they can become fully useful to society

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Entangled entities: Bohr, Einstein and the battle over quantum fundamentals

Meet the ‘quantum plumbers’ uncovering the mysteries of fluid mechanics at the nanoscale

REBCO high-temperature superconductors are ideal for tokamak magnets, study suggests

Neutron mirror gets a boost from boron carbide

Entangled photons enhance adaptive optical imaging

Africa’s quantum future offers a beacon of hope

Artificial intelligence will help pick Nobel Prize for Physics winners

Molecular imaging technique could improve breast cancer screening

Combining electrochemistry and neutron reflectometry in situ

Why error correction is quantum computing’s defining challenge

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