January 19, 2025
A new design for a superconducting quantum processor.

Breaking the Grid: A Modular Quantum Computing Revolution

Researchers at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering have developed a groundbreaking quantum processor design that challenges traditional computational architectures. Unlike conventional quantum chips that arrange qubits in rigid 2D grids, this […]

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Fractional Electrons: A Quantum Surprise in Pentalayer Graphene

MIT physicists have made a groundbreaking discovery about electron behavior in pentalayer graphene, revealing that electrons can exhibit fractional charges without a magnetic field—a phenomenon previously thought impossible. This research, led by Professor Senthil Todadri […]

Connecting qubit islands with quantum bridges

Connecting qubit islands with quantum bridges

The groundbreaking research by QuTech represents a significant advancement in quantum computing technology, demonstrating the successful interconnection of spin qubits over unprecedented distances. By achieving coherent logic operations between qubits positioned 250 micrometers apart on […]

The Quantum Dance: Quark Mixing and the Standard Model

Particle physicists are embarking on a fascinating journey to unravel the mysteries of quark mixing, a complex phenomenon that challenges our current understanding of fundamental particle interactions. The Standard Model of particle physics, a sophisticated […]

The pattern of quantum scars captured in the lab of physics professor Jairo Velasco,

Quantum Control: Mapping the Predictable Paths of Electrons

Researchers at UC Santa Cruz have experimentally validated a 40-year-old theoretical prediction about electron behavior in confined spaces, marking a significant breakthrough in quantum physics. Led by physicist Jairo Velasco, Jr., the team’s study published […]

Researchers in Bernien Lab, including graduate students Noah Glachman (left) and Shankar Menon, have discovered how to combine two powerful technologies—trapped atom arrays and photonic devices—to yield advanced systems for quantum computing, simulation, and networking.

Scalable Quantum Computing with Integrated Atom-Photonic Systems

This groundbreaking research by University of Chicago scientists presents a transformative approach to quantum computing by ingeniously merging trapped atom arrays with photonic devices. Led by Assistant Professor Hannes Bernien, the research team has developed […]

(From left) Prof Gao Weibo, Dr Lyu Xiaodan, Prof Liu Zheng and PhD student Leevi Kallioniemi are part of the NTU Singapore team that found a new way to produce entangled pairs of photons with very thin materials.

How to Shrink Quantum Computer Components by 1,000x

Researchers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (NTU), have developed an innovative method to produce entangled photon pairs using extraordinarily thin materials, potentially revolutionizing quantum computing technology. Led by Prof Gao Weibo, the team successfully […]