Read article: Vortices appear in an electron fluid
Vortices appear in an electron fluid
First observations of hydrodynamic electron behaviour could be exploited to make more efficient electronics
Read article: Vortices appear in an electron fluid
Read article: Seeking the warm glow of the Unruh effect, reconfigurable hardware drives innovation in test and measurement
Seeking the warm glow of the Unruh effect, reconfigurable hardware drives innovation in test and measurement
We speak to an instrumentation entrepreneur and a particle dynamics expert
Read article: Quantum effects help make DNA unstable
Quantum effects help make DNA unstable
Proton tunnelling can create genetic mutations, say researchers
Read article: Superposition and entanglement flee the quantum nest
Superposition and entanglement flee the quantum nest
The connection between the two effects can now be explained without recourse to quantum theory
Read article: Experiments with quantum cause and effect reveal hidden nonclassicality
Experiments with quantum cause and effect reveal hidden nonclassicality
Scientists probe causality with photons, shining light on when reality is quantum
Read article: Extremely compressible photon gas confirms peculiar prediction of quantum theory
Extremely compressible photon gas confirms peculiar prediction of quantum theory
Bose–Einstein condensate of light could be used as force sensor
Read article: ‘Strange history’ of photons challenges our understanding of quantum interactions
‘Strange history’ of photons challenges our understanding of quantum interactions
Surprising experiment reveals atoms can be excited by photons passing straight through a medium
Read article: Complex numbers are essential in quantum theory, experiments reveal
Complex numbers are essential in quantum theory, experiments reveal
Imaginary numbers are more that just a mathematical convenience
Read article: Pauli blocking is spotted in ultracold fermionic gases
Pauli blocking is spotted in ultracold fermionic gases
Quantum degenerate systems are more transparent to light
Read article: Quantum material ‘learns’ like a living creature
Quantum material ‘learns’ like a living creature
Discovery of habituation and sensitization behaviours in a Mott insulator could inspire new algorithms for artificial intelligence
