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More Bird Brains
The debate continues about quantum effects in the natural ‘compass sense’ that some birds have. The most well-studied species is the European …
A thousand fragments
Our recent paper in Nature Communications explains how we might be able to break up a quantum computer into little, easy to …
Weak measurements don’t defeat noise
In quantum physics, sometimes we may choose to perform measurements weakly: we deliberately avoid learning too much about a system so that its …
Quantum communication
In a recent New J. Physics article, we look at how one could create entanglement between two remote parties by generating, and …
Dark spin chain
In a recent Phys. Rev. Letter we take a look at the idea of using a chain of spins as a ‘wiring’ …
Open Science conference
Simon recently ran a conference on Open Science, with help from others in the QuNaT team. Rigour and Openness in 21st Century Science’. …
Can things really be in two places at once?
Can objects be in two places at the same time? Even if we take the best theory of atomic physics for granted …