Bowen Research & Translation Laboratory
On the Clear as Quantum pod this week: our own Glen Harris! And talking about the finer things in life, too: superfluid vortices and adventure racing.
“Quantum leap” is often used in marketing or general society to imply a significant advance, but in quantum physics it actually describes the smallest possible change!
— EQUS (@ARC_EQUS) November 22, 2021
Hear about this and more in ep7 of #ClearAsQuantum: https://t.co/ai3Y1shwt6
(But somehow it’s all about The Netherlands this month…)
Glen Harris and Warwick Bowen give some insight in the demonstration of optomechanical quantum teleportation by Niccolò Fiaschi and colleagues in the Gröblacher group at TU Delft. What’s special is that mechanaical states are teleported onto a long-lived (!) quantum memory. Read on in Nature Photonics News & Views:
Meanwhile, our Soroush Khademi writes in PhysicsWorld on the progress in photonic quantum computing: the company QuiX Quantum and Pinkse group at the University of Twente have built the largest photonic quantum processor to date. Find Soroush’s reporting in PhysicsWorld, here:
