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Jim Gates updates his 2014 bucket list, highlighting the key breakthroughs in physics he would like to see happen before he dies
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Muhammed Hamza Waseem explains how he’s using education and outreach to make his research on quantum computing more accessible
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SQMS director Anna Grassellino talks to Physics World about the evolution of a unique multidisciplinary research hub for quantum science, technology and applications
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Artur Ekert explains how curiosity has shaped his career at the intersection of physics and cryptology
Read article: Incoming CERN director-general Mark Thomson outlines his future priorities
Mark Thomson will play a big part in planning what comes next after the Large Hadron Collider
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Michelle Lollie transitioned from a career in finance to developing quantum optical systems in industry
