Whether she’s researching quantum materials or leading her school, Nadya Mason uses her physics skills to tackle every challenge that comes her way
Read article: Ask me anything: Nadya Mason ‘I find myself looking at everything as systems of equations’
Decade-old prediction confirmed using orbital angular momentum states of light
Read article: Quantum uncertainty and wave–particle duality are equivalent, experiment shows
Calculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible
Read article: Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission
Experiment could involve sending tiny diamonds through interferometers
Read article: Objects with embedded spins could test whether quantum measurement affects gravity
Entanglement and magic interact in ways that impact quantum algorithms and physical systems
Read article: Physicists reveal the role of ‘magic’ in quantum computational power
For large-scale systems, classical oscillators are more energy-efficient, say theorists
Read article: Quantum oscillators fall in synch even when classical ones don’t – but at a cost
Measurements of the Leggett-Garg inequality using neutron interferometry emphasize that no classical macroscopic theory can describe reality
Read article: Our world (still) cannot be anything but quantum, say physicists
Jim Baggott reviews Escape from Shadow Physics: the Quest to End the Dark Ages of Quantum Theory by Adam Forrest Kay
Read article: Paradigm shifts: positivism, realism and the fight against apathy in the quantum revolution
New model could explain a 50-year-old conundrum involving the Bekenstein-Hawking formula
Read article: Quantum mechanical wormholes fill gaps in black hole entropy
Swirling vortex in superfluid helium could let researchers study rotating curved space–times in the lab
Read article: Giant quantum tornado behaves like a black hole in miniature
