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by Barbara Terhal Recently I had to deal with some bureaucratic business involving a European grant. It concerned the transfer of this grant from one academic institution to another ...
by Guanzhong Wang Don’t hide it; don’t deny it. I know every time you, my dear friend in or related to the quantum computing community, hear about the words ...
It’s that time of the year again: the Easter Bunny comes by and hides his eggs. Everywhere you look he hid them: in the flower beds in the garden, ...
How to add qubits to an array one by one. by Anne-Marije Zwerver So it is winter and it is cold. Cold? It is freezing! But the air is ...
by Freeke Heijman Usually this blog is about research topics. When I was asked to write an item on the political aspects of quantum, I was excited but also ...
It is a cold Monday afternoon when we have our appointment with Wolfgang Tittel, professor in physics and specialized in photon entanglement, quantum teleportation, and quantum memory. As we ...
by Suzanne van Dam What if we could make an internet, but quantum? This would allow us to connect distant nodes (e.g. computers) not with classical information, but with ...
Autumn (or Spring for our readers in the Southern hemisphere) is a time of change, and things are changing as well for Bits of Quantum. Editorial duties on this ...
by Jérémy Ribeiro At the heart of Quantum Mechanics lies quantum superposition. This strange phenomenon is often described as the capacity of a quantum system to be in multiple ...
How cool is that? A Quantum Internet. Made of Diamonds. by Matteo Pompili We are constantly connected to Internet. With our computers, our smartphones, our cars, our fridges (mine ...
by Christian Dickel Quantum computing and nuclear fusion are potential 21st century technologies based on 20th century physics and neither of them is currently market ready. But while they ...
In one of the previous blog posts, David DiVincenzo reviewed his criteria. Here we will follow this theme and look how these criteria translate onto a physical system. Currently, ...
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