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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Uncertainty reigns over Heisenberg’s measurement analogy
Physicists ponder quantum pioneer's original intention
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Can we unify quantum mechanics and gravity?
Sabine Hossenfelder has little doubt that we will be able to
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Can we exploit the weirdness of quantum mechanics?
John Preskill says that harnessing quantum entanglement is key to making quantum computers
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Entangling tiny drum’s beat with microwaves
Technique could be used to build quantum processors
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Has a quantum computer solved the ‘party problem’?
D-Wave claims another quantum-computing first
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Diatoms bring the quantum effect to life
Alga exoskeleton used as a diffraction grating
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Explaining the second quantum revolution
Jonathan Jones finds much to appreciate in this experimentally-minded guide to quantum information theory
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