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Black holes with ‘dreadlocks’ offer insight into quantum matter

Zaanen’s theory describes a black hole with a prominent braided texture, like dreadlocks. This is in contradiction with…

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Researchers Develop Data Bus for Quantum Computer

Quantum physicists in Innsbruck have developed a protocol to pass quantum information between differently encoded buildi…

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Modular Beam Shaping with Aspheres

With the launch of our a|TopShape and a|AiryShape, asphericon presents a compact and modular beam shaping system based on an aspheric solution.

The new components are capable of converting a collimated Gaussian beam profile into a collimated or focused top hat int…

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NEW WHITE PAPER MAPS THE VERY REAL RISKS THAT QUANTUM ATTACKS WILL POSE FOR BITCOIN

Combining expertise in quantum technologies and cryptography, researchers have been projecting future dates that quantum…

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Attoscience gets element specific

An ICFO study, in collaboration with researchers from Italy, Australia and Germany confirms the generation of isolated attosecond water-window SXR pulses.

In a recent study published in Physics Review X, ICFO researchers have confirmed the generation of the first isolated at…

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New engine optics to fuel future research

Sandia team develops optical diagnostic that helps improve fuel economy while reducing emissions

A new optical device at Sandia National Laboratories that helps researchers image pollutants in combusting fuel sprays m…

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Synthetic material acts like an insect cloaking device

As an antireflective coating, this material could have applications in sensors and cameras, where capturing unwanted lig…

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Optoelectronics without glass

A team of researchers has now succeeded in doing what was thought to be impossible and developed a light-processing comp…

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A strange new world of light

Metasurface generates new states of light for fundamental research and applications

The new metasurface connects two aspects of light, known as orbital angular momentum and circular polarization

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Lightwave controlled nanoscale electron acceleration sets the pace

Extremely short electron bunches are key to many new applications including ultrafast electron microscopy and table-top free-electron lasers.

A team of physicists has now shown how electrons can be accelerated in an extreme and well-controlled way with laser lig…

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Ions in the spotlight

Experiment by Freiburg physicists published in science journal

An extremely bright laser is used to trap the ion in its beam without compelling additional movement. A few years ago it…

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TINY DIAMONDS LIGHT THE WAY FOR NEW QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES

Macquarie University researchers have made a single tiny diamond shine brightly at room temperature, a behaviour known a…

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Lens trick doubles odds for quantum interaction

Researchers in Singapore use a super-resolution imaging technique to strengthen photon interaction with atoms

It's not easy to bounce a single particle of light off a single atom that is less than a billionth of a metre wide. Howe…

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JENOPTIK Optical Systems LLC Now Offers Quick Turn ICT Optic Solutions

Industry leader Jenoptik Optical Systems’ Microoptics business unit in Huntsville, AL is pleased to announce the offering of standard silicon optics solutions.

These lenses will be available in volumes as low as 100 to provide benchmark testing, and up to hundreds of thousands fo…

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Tiny chip-based methane spectrometer could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions

New technology from IBM Research could be used to create an inexpensive sensor network that autonomously monitors for natural gas leaks

The spectrometer is based on silicon photonics technology, which means it is an optical device made of silicon, the mate…

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Liquids take a shine to terahertz radiation

In a significant breakthrough, scientists at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Mumbai, have devised a high powe…

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Nanomagnets Levitate Thanks to Quantum Physics

Quantum physicists in Oriol Romero-Isart’s research group in Innsbruck show in two current publications that, despite Ea…

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Smaller is better: Shrinking the superconducting qubit

Researchers of Delft University published their research today in Nature Partner Journal Quantum Information, showing a…

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‘TWISTED’ LIGHT COULD ILLUMINATE NEW PATH FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS

The researchers examined the effects on both the phase and intensity of OAM carrying light over a real link in an urban…

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Rice U. study: Vibrating nanoparticles interact

Placing nanodisks in groups can change their vibrational frequencies

Yi used two sets of laser beams to test the resonance of the groups. A pulse laser was used to strike the disks, which a…

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