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MIT Just Proved Einstein Wrong in the Famous Double-Slit Quantum Experiment
MIT scientists have conducted the most precise version of the double-slit quantum experiment using ultracold atoms. The findings support Bohr’s Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and challenge Einstein’s belief in deterministic realism. The experiment offers robust evidence for quantum indeterminacy and reinforces Bell’s theorem, ...
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MIT Researchers Measure Quantum Geometry of Electrons in Solid Materials for First Time
Physicists at MIT have successfully measured the quantum geometry of electrons in solids, marking a pivotal moment in quantum research. This was achieved using an advanced adaptation of angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES), enabling direct observation of quantum properties that were previously theoretical. The study, featured in Nature...
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Warp Drive Experiment to Make Atoms Invisible May Test Stephen Hawking's Most Famous Prediction
A new warp speed experiment might provide an indirect verification of physicist Stephen Hawking's black hole prediction. Scientists propose to capture a glimpse of the ethereal quantum glow that envelops things travelling at close to the speed of light by coaxing an atom to become invisible. Because the effect is so closely related to the Hawking e...
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IBM Scientist Rajiv Joshi Bags Inventor of the Year Award for Improving AI Capabilities
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Joshi said that cloud, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing not only remain the buzzwords, but their utility, widespread usage is advancing with leaps and bounds.
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Bend it, charge it, dunk it: Graphene, the material of tomorrow
Graphene could change the electronics industry, ushering in flexible devices, supercharged quantum computers and electronic clothing.
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MIT Just Proved Einstein Wrong in the Famous Double-Slit Quantum Experiment
MIT scientists have conducted the most precise version of the double-slit quantum experiment using ultracold atoms. The findings support Bohr’s Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and challenge Einstein’s belief in deterministic realism. The experiment offers robust evidence for quantum indeterminacy and reinforces Bell’s theorem, ...
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MIT Researchers Measure Quantum Geometry of Electrons in Solid Materials for First Time
Physicists at MIT have successfully measured the quantum geometry of electrons in solids, marking a pivotal moment in quantum research. This was achieved using an advanced adaptation of angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES), enabling direct observation of quantum properties that were previously theoretical. The study, featured in Nature...
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Warp Drive Experiment to Make Atoms Invisible May Test Stephen Hawking's Most Famous Prediction
A new warp speed experiment might provide an indirect verification of physicist Stephen Hawking's black hole prediction. Scientists propose to capture a glimpse of the ethereal quantum glow that envelops things travelling at close to the speed of light by coaxing an atom to become invisible. Because the effect is so closely related to the Hawking e...
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IBM Scientist Rajiv Joshi Bags Inventor of the Year Award for Improving AI Capabilities
In his acceptance speech, Dr. Joshi said that cloud, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing not only remain the buzzwords, but their utility, widespread usage is advancing with leaps and bounds.
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Bend it, charge it, dunk it: Graphene, the material of tomorrow
Graphene could change the electronics industry, ushering in flexible devices, supercharged quantum computers and electronic clothing.
