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Curved spacetime in the lab: Researchers simulate an entire family of universes with curvature in ultracold quantum gases - TechNewsBoy.com

Curved spacetime in the lab: Researchers simulate an entire family of universes with curvature in ultracold quantum gases – TechNewsBoy.com

In a laboratory experiment, researchers from the University of Heidelberg succeeded in realizing an efficient space-time that can be manipulated. In their research on ultracold quantum gases, they were able to simulate a whole family of curved universes to study different cosmological scenarios and compare them to the predictions of a theoretical quantum field model. …

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Photo of Nobel Prize winner John F. Clauser, Oct. 4, 2022

No one took John F. Clauser’s quantum experiments seriously. 50 years later, he collects a Nobel Prize.

On October 4, 80-year-old John F. Clauser woke up in his California home to find he had received the Nobel Prize in Physics. He will receive the award at a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden, on December 10 with Anton Zeilinger and Alain Aspect for their work on quantum entanglement. It was a moment of celebration …

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'Quantum time flip' moves light forward and backward in time simultaneously

‘Quantum time flip’ moves light forward and backward in time simultaneously

For the first time, physicists have shown that light travels forwards and backwards simultaneously in time. The new technique could help scientists improve quantum computing and understand quantum gravity. By splitting a photon, or a packet of light, using a special optical crystal, two independent teams of physicists have achieved what they describe as a …

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Quantum Processor Reveals Photon Bound States Remain Strong Even Amid Chaos

Quantum Processor Reveals Photon Bound States Remain Strong Even Amid Chaos

A ring of superconducting qubits can host “bound states” of microwave photons, where photons tend to clump together on neighboring qubit sites. Credit: Google Quantum AI The researchers used a quantum processor to make the microwave photons unusually sticky. They coaxed them into clumping together into bound states, then discovered that these photon clusters survived …

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US Department of Energy Breakthrough: Detecting Dark Matter with Quantum Computers

In a new breakthrough, scientists from the US Department of Energy’s Fermilab have found a way to detect dark matter using quantum computers. Dark matter accounts for about 27% of the universe’s material and energy balance, but scientists don’t know much about it. They know it’s cold, which means the particles that make up dark …

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Dark Matter Sub-Atomic Particle Artist

US Department of Energy Breakthrough: Detecting Dark Matter with Quantum Computers

In a new breakthrough, scientists from the US Department of Energy’s Fermilab have found a way to detect dark matter using quantum computers. Dark matter accounts for about 27% of the universe’s material and energy balance, but scientists don’t know much about it. They know it’s cold, which means the particles that make up dark …

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Can quantum computers really create wormholes?  |  Martin Bauer

Can quantum computers really create wormholes? | Martin Bauer

Recent headlines about physicists creating a wormhole using Google’s quantum computer are misleading. Not only did they not create a wormhole in spacetime, as Einstein’s equations suggest, they didn’t even create a hologram of a wormhole, as claimed. original article from Nature. Martin Bauer explains what the Sycamore experience really was. A “wormhole” is a …

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New quantum dot study reveals implications for biological imaging

New quantum dot study reveals implications for biological imaging

Graphic abstract. Credit: Nano-letters (2022). DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.2c03563 A new study involving researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago has taken an important step in the synthesis of multifunctional photonic nanomaterials. In an article published in the journal Nano-letters, they report the synthesis of “giant” core-shell semiconductor quantum dots with record emissive lifetimes. Additionally, lifetimes …

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Professor Simone Severini: Ask me about quantum computing

Quantum computing is a different type of computing, according to AWS

RE:INVENT “Quantum computing is still in its infancy,” said Simone Severini, director of Quantum Computing at AWS. The Reg. Quantum computers built so far have yet to show any impact on business problems AWS offers a quantum computing service, called Amazon Braket, with a choice of five different brands of hardware, with different ways of …

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Scientists use quantum computer for teleportation experiment

Scientists use quantum computer for teleportation experiment

Scientists say they have successfully used a quantum computer to “Teleport” messages between two simulated black holes. Quantum computing uses elements of quantum physics to perform operations too complex for traditional computers. Quantum physics is the study of matter and energy at the level of atoms, or smaller. Researchers recently announced that they created two …

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