Demonstration of 30 Logical Qubits on Sqale
Today at Quantum World Congress 2026, we are announcing a demonstration of 30 logical qubits on Infleqtion’s Sqale…
Probing picosecond depairing currents in type-II superconductors
We first rule out the possibility that the observed effects arise from depinned magnetic vortices. First, all experiments…
Distant time crystals can somehow fall into the same rhythm
Physicists at TU Dortmund University showed in January 2024 that a continuous time crystal could persist inside a…
What can cutting a photon in half tell us about causality and local equivalence? – Physics World
What can cutting a photon in half tell us about causality and local equivalence? – Physics World Skip…
From CV Raman’s lab to discovering the Krishnan Effect: Meet the IISc titan
If one had walked along the roads of Sadashivanagar in Bengaluru in the latter part of the 20th…
Singapore Scientists Claim They Built The World’s Most Accurate Atomic Clock
Insider Brief Researchers at Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies reported a lutetium-ion atomic clock that would be off…
CERN scientists find no evidence that the Large Hadron Collider created microscopic black holes
A new CMS analysis found no evidence that the Large Hadron Collider produced microscopic black holes or electroweak…
Physicists Made Light Swim Upstream and Broke Newton’s Third Law
A leaf dropped into a river goes wherever the current takes it. To travel upstream, something has to…
Volumetrically continuous 3D dynamic holography via cascaded light-field propagation
Maimone, A., Georgiou, A. & Kollin, J. S. Holographic near-eye displays for virtual and augmented reality. ACM Trans.…
Lu+ optical frequency references with accuracy verified at the 19th digit
Experimental sequence Each interrogation beginsonly after both ions have been subjected to Doppler cooling and prepared in the…
Gravitational torque drives multidecadal variations in length of day
Torque and changes in the LOD An axial torque Γz acting on the mantle causes a change in…
A student built a particle detector for just $100; the pocket-sized device can track invisible particles raining down from space at light’s speed; it is now being used in high-altitude balloon missions and major physics experiments
A device that can detect particles arriving from space does not necessarily require a multimillion-dollar laboratory. A compact…