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Atom trap is a step towards a quantum computer

A device that can hold hundreds of atoms in a 3D array, and image each one individually, has been developed by scientists in the US

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String theory: It's not dead yet

Space

String theory: It's not dead yet

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Curiosity doesn't have to kill the quantum cat

Physics

Curiosity doesn't have to kill the quantum cat

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Space

Review: The Comet Sweeper: Caroline Herschel's astronomical ambition by Claire Brock

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Impossible things for breakfast, at the Logic Café

Physics

Impossible things for breakfast, at the Logic Café

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Physics

Electrons caught tunnelling out of atoms

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Superconductors inspire quantum test for dark energy

Space

Superconductors inspire quantum test for dark energy

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Outside of time: The quantum gravity computer

Space

Outside of time: The quantum gravity computer

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Life

The word: Productivity puzzle

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The illusion of reality in a quantum world

Physics

The illusion of reality in a quantum world

If you want to be in two places at once, walk with ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ along the line between the quantum and classical worlds

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Physics

Quantum rebel wins over doubters

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New particle accelerator could rule out string theory

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Atomic 'transistor' may switch using quantum clouds

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Technology

The Large Hadron Collider: Bring it on!

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