IOP Publishing in partnership with Kiutra, introduces the superconducting, qubit hardware and exploring the state-of-the-art experiments it enables
Read article: My Favourite Qubit: quantum simulation and computation with superconducting qubits
IOP Publishing in partnership with HUBNER Photonics and Kiutra, explores how to build a fully programmable quantum computer from a single atom
Read article: My Favourite Qubit: the atomic ion
Physicist and entrepreneur Janne Poranen on transforming cellulose into clothing, to combat the environmental impact of the textile industry
Read article: Spinning a sustainable fashion revolution: meet the physicists turning wood into clothes
Lise Meitner should have won a prize in physics for her discovery
Read article: Why is there no Nobel physics prize for nuclear fission?
LAP’s new LUNA 3D SGRT system supports precise, dose-free patient set-up and monitoring for advanced radiotherapy modalities
Read article: Collaborative product innovation: mapping the A to Z of the SGRT clinical opportunity
Runaway prices almost prevented Otto Stern from doing a seminal quantum experiment
Read article: German hyperinflation, and what it has to do with a Nobel prize
The 2013 physics prize for the Higgs boson illustrates a big challenge facing the Nobel committee
Read article: Nobel’s three-winner limit does not reflect modern science
Scientists in Ukraine are still in survival mode following Russia’s invasion of the country, but they are finding ways to continue their science
Read article: Ukrainian scientists attempt to move forward following the ravages of war
Qubit reuse makes the most out of available hardware
Read article: Scalable quantum processor simulates non-equilibrium phase transitions
Cluster known as El Gordo formed too soon to be explained by dark matter-based theories, astrophysicists claim
Read article: Are giant galaxy clusters defying standard cosmology?
