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[ad_1] Yuping Huang and his colleagues at Stevens Institute of Technology demonstrated a quantum circuit that can readily be integrated with other optical components, paving the way for high-speed, reconfigurable, and multifaceted quantum devices. Image…
[ad_1] Qiang Li, SUNY Empire Innovation Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Stony Brook University, is co-author of a paper with Jigang Wang, a senior scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames…
[ad_1] The human body is like a construction site where hundreds of thousands of different molecular nanomachines, called proteins, are simultaneously at work. Each one of these biomolecules, which are chains of amino acids essential…
[ad_1] Computer science professor Prakash Panangaden Prakash Panangaden, a professor of computer science, has been named a Fellow by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Panangden was honoured “for making continuous state systems amenable to…
[ad_1] With a mix of eye-catching works, the second NGV Triennial blends the avant-garde with the populist Holding biennials, let alone triennials, is a risky business. They are expensive, can take years to organise and…
[ad_1] Quantum particles lined up in a lattice form the basis for an error-tolerant quantum processor. Credit: Uni Innsbruck/Harald Ritsch Even computers can miscalculate. Already small disturbances change stored information and corrupt results. That is…
[ad_1] Everyone’s always talking about traveling through time, but if you ask me the ultimate temporal vacation would be just to pause the clock for a bit. Who among us couldn’t use a five or…
[ad_1] Silicon photonics has been proving its worth in telco and communications but there is a much brighter opportunity photonics-based computing. The energy efficiency and data movement potential is promising, especially for increasingly data-laden analytics…
[ad_1] Jan. 13, 2021 — Quantum computers are exciting in part because they are being designed to show how the world is held together. This invisible “glue” is made of impossibly tiny particles and energy.…
[ad_1] Growing up on the Navajo Nation in northeastern Arizona, Onri Benally used to watch missiles from the White Sands Missile Range streak through the sky, having flown all the way from southern New Mexico.…