Electronic and solvent reorganization in proton-coupled electron transfer captured by ultrafast X-rays
Tyburski, R., Liu, T., Glover, S. D. & Hammarström, L. Proton-coupled electron transfer guidelines, fair and square. J.…
Practical, self-correcting quantum computers could soon be built in US
Researchers in the United States are set to start designing practical and self-correcting quantum computers from top to…
NSF Awards $37.5M to CU Boulder-Led Quantum Research Institute
Insider Brief The U.S. National Science Foundation is providing $37.5 million to renew the CU Boulder-led NSF Q-SEnSE…
Electric-field control of coherent ferron oscillations
Tang, P. et al. Excitations of the ferroelectric order. Phys. Rev. B 106, L081105 https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.106.L081105 (2022). Bauer, G.…
Scientists switch on a strange new form of magnetism in an ultrathin material
A recently proposed form of magnetism known as altermagnetism could eventually help researchers make computer memory smaller, faster,…
What’s Driving Quantum Computing’s Long-Term Growth Potential?
Quantum Computing Inc. QUBT or QCi completed the acquisition of NHanced Semiconductors, Inc., a U.S.-based advanced packaging foundry,…
3D bulk-resolved g-wave altermagnetic order parameter in CrSb
Crystal growth Single-crystal CrSb specimens were grown by the chemical vapour transport technique. Stoichiometric amounts of Cr (chunks,…
Infrared absorption spectroscopy of a single polyatomic molecular ion
Molecule generation Our experiment is performed on a mixed-species two-ion crystal consisting of 40Ca+ and 40CaOH+ confined in…
Scientists unveil a quantum battery that breaks the rules of conventional charging
Scientists at Australia’s national science agency CSIRO have built a prototype of a quantum battery that charges faster…
MIT scientists watched electrons rebuild inside a quantum material; one phase grew like an ice crystal |
Deep inside a crystal cooled to nearly -230°C, MIT physicists have caught something rarely seen in quantum materials:…
First full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer debuts with 50 qubits
Japan’s first operational full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer, which packs approximately 50 qubits at launch and could eventually reach…
Physics-based simulations could improve earthquake-damage predictions, why aren’t they being used? – Physics World
Physics-based simulations could improve earthquake-damage predictions, why aren’t they being used? – Physics World Skip to main content…