Read article: A quantum renaissance
A quantum renaissance
Markus Aspelmeyer and Anton Zeilinger on how technological advances let us readdress fundamental quantum puzzles
Read article: A quantum renaissance
Read article: Willis Lamb: 1913-2008
Willis Lamb: 1913-2008
Nobel laureate’s precise measurements of the hydrogen spectrum laid the foundations for quantum electrodynamics
Read article: Information ‘not lost’ in black holes
Information ‘not lost’ in black holes
The end may be in sight for the black hole "information paradox"
Atom laser makes its first measurement
The ability to modify an atom-laser beam should open up avenues in quantum information
Physicists discover the ‘superinsulator’
Material found to have infinite resistance could be exploited to make “ideal” batteries
Single photons make the trek from space
Quantum communications via satellite might soon be feasible
Read article: Ekpyrotic cosmology resurfaces
Ekpyrotic cosmology resurfaces
Alternative theory to Big Bang resolves teething problems
Read article: Casimir effect goes classical
Casimir effect goes classical
Physicists directly measure the “critical Casimir effect”
Read article: BEC goes with the flow
BEC goes with the flow
Current persists in ultracold gas
Read article: Blog life: The Quantum Pontiff
Blog life: The Quantum Pontiff
David Bacon reveals how quantum computing adds up
