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Q1: Photograph of the silicon quantum circuit being connected to a circuit board in preparation for measurement. (credit: Serwan Asaad)

Technology

Using microwave beams could let quantum computers be small but mighty

A decades-old theory to simplify silicon quantum processors has been shown to work, potentially paving the way for vastly more powerful quantum devices

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States of matter: The unthinkable forms beyond solid, liquid and gas

Physics

States of matter: The unthinkable forms beyond solid, liquid and gas

Features

Google researchers made a time crystal inside a quantum computer

Physics

Google researchers made a time crystal inside a quantum computer

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Quantum computer

Technology

Google demonstrates vital step towards large-scale quantum computers

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crab nebula

Space

Crab nebula blasted out some of highest-energy gamma rays ever seen

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China beats Google to claim the world's most powerful quantum computer

Technology

China beats Google to claim the world's most powerful quantum computer

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Can a new collider reveal the last secrets of the Higgs boson?

Physics

Can a new collider reveal the last secrets of the Higgs boson?

Features

Quantum data link established between two distant Chinese cities

Technology

Quantum data link established between two distant Chinese cities

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Portrait of the German mathematician Amalie Emmy Noether (1882-1935), c.1910

People in Science

Emmy Noether

LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity

Physics

LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity

A set of mirrors used to detect gravitational waves is the largest system ever to be brought close to a frigid quantum state at a temperature of just 77 nanokelvin

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Technology

Quantum microscope can examine cells in unprecedented detail

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Video

The Meaning of Meaning: Carlo Rovelli finds inspiration in rebellion

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Physics

Carlo Rovelli’s rebellious past and how it made him a better scientist

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People in Science

C. V. Raman