Entanglement heats up
Physicists calculate that entanglement should be possible at any temperature
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Nanotubes break superconducting record
Certain nanotubes lose all electrical resistance at temperatures of 12K
Calculating with Bose condensates
Condensates could be used to experimentally observe the roots of random polynomials
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Light and atoms get entangled
Physicists have remotely entangled two atomic qubits for the first time
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From electronics to anyonics
Anyone for anyons?
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Ions trapped on a chip
New microscale traps could allow many qubits to be integrated in a workable quantum computer
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Photons create primitive quantum network
Single photons can be stored in an atomic cloud and retrieved without losing their quantum character
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Entanglement reaches new levels
Physicists have entangled a record number of particles
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Breakthrough for quantum measurement
Quantum capacitance makes its debut in Josephson junctions
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Making the most of doping
Ordered array of dopants boost the performance of semiconductor devices
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