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Quantum optics

Quantum optics

Entangled light is unscrambled using entanglement itself

08 Sep 2020 Lavanya Taneja 
Light speckle
Chaotic speckle: a pattern resulting from light being scrambled by a complex medium such as a multimode optical fibre. (Courtesy: M Malik and S Goel)
Natalia Herrera-Valencia and colleagues have successfully unscrambled entangled light after it has p

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Lavanya Taneja is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Lavanya is studying experimental quantum optics at the University of Chicago. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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