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New project to test whether gravity is quantum

A new project is developing an experiment to test whether gravity is quantum – one of the deepest questions about our Universe.

Quantum entanglement of individual molecules achieved by physicists for the first time

Discover how Princeton researchers have succeeded in forcing molecules into quantum entanglement for the very first time.

Quantum Horizons Alberta: Expanding the horizons of quantum science

Quantum Horizons Alberta is pursuing transformational research and unlocking the mysteries of quantum mechanics to revolutionise our future.

Underwater quantum communications tested between Ireland and the UK for the first time

Researchers have tested an underwater fibre-optic cable to pass quantum communications between the Republic of Ireland and England.

Graphene ribbons used to create new devices with great potential

Learn how graphene ribbons are used to create devices that offer a new level of predictability and control over both twist angle and strain.  

Evolving quantum systems simulated with mathematical representations

Researchers have shown how mathematical representations can help to capture and simulate the dynamics of evolving quantum systems.

The rise of the quantum communications market: A perspective from a QKD manufacturer

Sergi Vizcaíno of LuxQuanta provides expert insight into the evolving landscape of the quantum communications market.

How can space quantum technology be advanced?

Discover how research based on micro-LEDs and nanoparticles will advance the field of space quantum technology.

Revolutionary new software can speed up quantum research

Discover how a revolutionary open-source software can accelerate and discover new areas of quantum research.

Controlling chemical reactions with quantum physics

Learn more about the possibility of controlling chemical reactions - one of the major challenges facing chemistry today.

Reviewing current quantum teleportation research

An update on current quantum teleportation investigations has been provided by USTC, what we can expect for the future of quantum technology?

Why do heavy quarks get caught up in the flow?

Learn about the new calculation that will help physicists interpret experimental data to better understand the interactions of heavy quarks.

How CERN’s quantum science and technology workshop is cultivating future quantum experts

CERN has run a quantum science and technology workshop for high-school students to nurture the next generation of quantum talent.

How can the UK regulate and protect its burgeoning quantum sector?

Discover how UK is grappling with how to develop a regulatory framework that ensures the ethical use of quantum technologies.

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