Quantum Physics News

Posted January 25, 2012:

• Speed Limit on the Quantum Highway: Physicists Measure Propagation Velocity of Quantum Signals in a Many-Body System

Posted January 24, 2012:

• Lab Mimics Jupiter's Trojan Asteroids Inside a Single Atom
• Bilayer Graphene Works as an Insulator: Research Has Potential Applications in Digital and Infrared Technologies

Posted January 23, 2012:

• New Breed of Electron Interactions in Quantum Systems

Posted January 22, 2012:

• Cooling Semiconductors by Laser Light
• Hyperthermia Treatment of Cancer Using Magnetic Nanoparticles
• Development of World’s First Functional Polymer Nanowire Fabrication Technology by Pulsed Laser Irradiation

Posted January 20, 2012:

• In Solar Cells, Tweaking the Tiniest of Parts Yields Big Jump in Efficiency

Posted January 19, 2012:

• Researchers' Refinement Increases Solar Concentrator Efficiency
• Quantum Physics Enables Perfectly Secure Cloud Computing

Posted January 17, 2012:

• Ten-Second Dance of Electrons Is Step Toward Exotic New Computers
• The Perfect Liquid -- Now Even More Perfect

Posted January 16, 2012:

• 'Spooky Action at Distance': Physicists Develop First Conclusive Test to Better Understand High-Energy Particles Correlations
• Quantum Uncertainty: Are You Certain, Mr. Heisenberg?

Posted January 12, 2012:

• Electron's Negativity Cut in Half by Supercomputer: Simulations Slice Electron in Half -- A Physical Process That Cannot Be Done in Nature
• World's Smallest Magnetic Data Storage Unit
• Graphene Quantum Dots: The Next Big Small Thing
• Hydrogen Advances Graphene Use

Posted January 11, 2012:

• 'Quantum Critical' Theory Gets Experimental Boost
• Scientists Predict the Next Big Thing in Particle Physics: Supersymmetry

Posted January 9, 2012:

• Smaller and More Powerful Electronics Requires the Understanding of 'Quantum Jamming' Physics

Posted January 6, 2012:

• First Hint of the Higgs Boson Particle

Posted January 5, 2012:

• Down to the Wire for Silicon: Researchers Create a Wire Four Atoms Wide, One Atom Tall
• Graphene's Piezoelectric Promise

Posted December 23, 2011:

• Are Superluminal Neutrinos Possible? Pions Don't Want to Decay Into Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos, Study Finds

Posted December 22, 2011:

• New Particle at Large Hadron Collider Discovered by ATLAS Experiment

Posted December 21, 2011:

• Prototype Device Measures Absolute Optical Power in Fiber at Nanowatt Levels
• Sensor Improvement Brings Analysis Method Into Mainstream
• Advance Made in Light-Slowing Techniques

Posted December 20, 2011:

• Single Cell Endoscope: Researchers Use Nanophotonics for Optical Look Inside Living Cells

Posted December 19, 2011:

• Nanotechnology May Speed Up Drug Testing

Posted December 16, 2011:

• Quantum Cats Are Hard to See: Researchers Explain the Difficulty of Detecting Quantum Effects

Posted December 15, 2011:

• Discovery of a 'Dark State' Could Mean a Brighter Future for Solar Energy
• New Research Could Lead to Enhanced MRI Scans
• Almost Noiseless Nanomechanical Microwave Amplifier

Posted December 14, 2011:

• Cascade Lasers Become Three Times More Powerful

Posted December 13, 2011:

• High-Energy Physicists Set Record for Network Data Transfer
• Possible Hints of Higgs Boson Remain in Latest Analyses, Physicists Say
• Largest Ever Gas Mix Caught in Ultra-Freeze Trap

Posted December 11, 2011:

• Multi-Purpose Photonic Chip Paves the Way to Programmable Quantum Processors

Posted December 8, 2011:

• Atoms Dressed With Light Show New Interactions, Could Reveal Way to Observe Enigmatic Particle

Posted December 7, 2011:

• One of the World's Smallest Electronic Circuits Created

Posted December 6, 2011:

• World Record for One-Loop Calculations

Posted December 5, 2011:

• Chemists Become Molecular Sculptors, Synthesizing Tiny, Molecular Traps

Posted December 2, 2011:

• 'Squeezed' Quantum Vacuum Filled With Atoms

Posted December 1, 2011:

• Swiss Scientist Prove Durability of Quantum Network

Posted November 29, 2011:

• Big Success With Tiny Crystals

Posted November 28, 2011:

• One Promising Puzzle Piece for Confirming Dark Matter Now Seems Unlikely Fit

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