Atomic spins on a surface make good quantum bits
Individual atoms on a surface can be used as quantum bits (qubits) for quantum computing applications.
The Spanish behind Google’s quantum supremacy: “It’s the beginning of a revolution”
The computer scientist, mathematician and philosopher from Leon, current chief scientist of computer theory of the Mountain View giant, has played a key role in one of the historical milestones of computing
Manufacturing silicon qubits at scale
As quantum computing enters the industrial sphere, questions about how to manufacture qubits at scale are becoming more pressing
Graphene Nanoimans for faster and more sustainable information technologies
New high-risk, high-impact graphene-based research project to try to lay the foundations for a radically new technology: quantum spintronics
Colloquium en la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, 28 de noviembre
Modern aspects of Quantum Physics and Topology
2 open PhD positions at the University of Innsbruck
The Mathematical Quantum Physics group at the University of Innsbruck (led by Gemma De las Cuevas) is inviting applications to fill in 2 PhD student positions
Entrevista a Miguel Ángel Martín-Delgado en RNE 5
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Entrevista a Miguel Angel Martin-Delgado en “El Mundo”
Enchufados a la supremacía cuántica
An Artificial Intelligence, about to solve the “problem of the three bodies”
Formulated by Isaac Newton 300 years ago, no one has yet been able to develop an equation that predicts the movements of three mutually orbiting bodies.
A “magic angle “gives graphene new extraordinary properties
So far no theory can explain the superconductivity in the magical angle of graphene at the microscopic level, something that could change with this discovery
