Quantum telescope could make giant mirrors obsolete
Proposal uses cloned photons to beat diffraction limit
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Ordering electron and nuclear spins in quantum wires
Spontaneous magnetic order of spins observed at 0.1 K
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Microscope exploits spooky action at a distance
Entangled photons allow higher-contrast microscopy
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NSA keys into quantum computing
Jon Cartwright looks at what progress the US National Security Agency has made in cracking quantum cryptography codes
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Magnetic monopoles seen in the lab
Physicists create analogue of elusive particle in ultracold gas
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The world of physics in 2014
Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen
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Multimedia highlights of 2013
From a Nobel laureate in Bristol to a giant synchrotron in the Alps
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Physicists ask photons ‘Where have you been?’
Bizarre behaviour evokes unconventional interpretation of quantum theory
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Physicists reveal a quantum Cheshire cat
In the quantum world, a cat and its grin really can be in two different places
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Classically quantum
Jon Cartwright explores a macroscale analogy of quantum mechanics
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