Spin-photon qubits for scalable quantum network
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TU Wien Researchers Find Entanglement in ‘Strange’ Metal
Insider Brief TU Wien researchers found evidence of high multipartite quantum entanglement in a centimetre-sized strange-metal crystal made…
Physicists Create an Exotic New Form Of Matter: The ‘Fermi Sea’
At the lowest temperatures in the Universe, physics gets funky. When atoms are cooled to just above absolute…
Legacy, Labs And Leadership: A Look at The University of Texas’s Quantum Ecosystem
Insider Brief The University of Texas at Austin is expanding its quantum ecosystem through new facilities, historic research…
Scientists make quantum time flow backward in stunning physics breakthrough
Scientists have developed a new way to control quantum systems that can make their behavior appear more consistent…
‘Back to the future’ messages are more efficient – Physics World
‘Back to the future’ messages are more efficient – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more from…
Astronomers found a third galaxy with almost no dark matter, and all three sit on the same straight line — pointing to a collision that tore ordinary matter loose
Nearly every galaxy in the universe is wrapped in far more dark matter than starlight. The invisible stuff…
Astronomers Just Heard the “Last Sound” a Black Hole Made
A new technique will enable astrophysicists to study the strength of extreme gravity at the black hole’s horizon.…
A strange LIGO signal could reveal the missing link behind dark matter
Primordial black holes have remained one of astronomy’s most intriguing ideas for decades. Now, researchers at the University…
Physicists Discover Superconducting States That Get Stronger Under Conditions Meant to Kill Them : ScienceAlert
Superconductivity, the ability for materials to conduct electricity with zero resistance, is a valuable scientific treasure. Researchers have…
In January 2025, the loudest gravitational wave ever recorded hid a second signal nobody knew how to read — and a decade after the first detection, it has just given physicists the spin rate of a black hole’s event horizon
The signal arrived at LIGO on January 14, 2025. Two laser beams running down 4-kilometer vacuum tubes in…
The Search for Room Temperature Superconductors Just Got a Huge AI Boost
YRu3B2 and LuRu3B2 gain their superconductivity from electrons forming flat bands in a kagome lattice, named after a…