Tag · Quantum-Physics

Stories tagged “quantum-physics”

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2-Millisecond Chip Captures Sound's Quantum Jump

Stanford physicists tracked a single phonon vanish between energy states in real time, using a resonator that rings for 2 milliseconds — a scientific first.

Technology

Monash Builds First Chip That Generates, Steers and Reads Light in One Device

A single Monash University chip can now generate, route and read information carried by light — solving a stubborn obstacle that has held back the field of valleytronics for years.

Science

JUNO Neutrino Detector Delivers Sharpest-Ever Measurement of Particle Oscillation

China's 20,000-ton Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory has cut the uncertainty on two key neutrino parameters by 1.6× — and it's only been collecting data for 59 days.

Science

Physicists Crack 25-Year Quantum Puzzle With New W-State Detector

A Japanese team built the first single-shot measurement for the elusive W state, solving a problem that had stumped quantum optics labs since the late 1990s.

Science

Oxford Achieves First-Ever 'Quadsqueezing' Quantum Breakthrough

Using a single trapped ion, Oxford physicists demonstrated a fourth-order quantum effect that was once thought too fragile to observe — opening a new toolkit for sensing, simulation, and computing.