A quantum world on a silicon chip
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Researchers at Harvard University in the United States have developed a platform to manipulate and understand silicon defects for quantum communications using existing telecommunications infrastructure.
The thinnest lens on Earth, enabled by excitons
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Physicists from the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Stanford University in the USA have developed a groundbreaking ultra-thin flat lens using quantum effects.
A new type of cooling for quantum simulators
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Researchers at TU Wien have developed a novel method to significantly reduce temperature in quantum experiments by dynamically splitting a Bose-Einstein condensate, enhancing quantum simulator effectiveness.