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Author: Sophie Hermans Hi! My name is Sophie Hermans and I am a Master student in the group of Ronald Hanson. I have started my MSc project about five ...
by Christian Dickel Elon Musk puts the odds of us living in a “base reality” at one in a billions. His more likely alternative: we live in a simulation ...
By Jonas Helsen, Christian Dickel, Adriaan Rol, James Kroll and Suzanne Van Dam The March Meeting of the American Physical Society, held every year in March (hence the name) ...
By Adriaan Rol When I’m at a party people often ask me what I do. There is a lot of things I can talk about: why is a quantum computer ...
Part 1: Superconductivity saves the day By Christian Dickel In a series of blog posts, I want to introduce the bread and butter of the DiCarlo group within ...
By Jonas Helsen One of the things that is often repeated about quantum computing is the idea that a quantum computer is somehow more powerful than regular computers because, ...
by Gláucia Murta You have probably heard that entanglement is a very strong correlation way beyond anything we can conceive classically. However, as we’ve seen from Jeremy’s post , ...
by James Kroll There are many things that might pop in to your mind when I propose that you may be able to do quantum mechanics in the comfort ...
Technological sophistication is a cornerstone of our society. Apart from a few outstanding examples, technology has always advanced towards a new echelon, which in turn enabled further advance. ...
by Michiel de Moor In our cleanroom, we use nanofabrication techniques to combine materials in a precise and controlled way in order to study the wonders of quantum physics. ...
by Jérémy Ribeiro Entanglement may seem mysterious. It permits us to have correlations between two separate systems that are arbitrarily far from each other. Moreover these correlations are stronger ...
by Christian Dickel The general purpose programmable computer has been an enabling technology that has exceeded the original expectations in countless ways. From the humble beginnings of the original ...
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