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Quantum physics project with microscopy application receives 2 … – University of Strathclyde
A quantum physics imaging project, with applications in microscopy, has received a grant of nearly 2 million from the European Research Council (ERC). The QuNim (Quantum-enhanced nonlinear imaging) project is aiming to develop a system which enables enhanced 3D imaging of a biological sample through the phenomenon of quantum entanglement, in which two particles are interlinked and display a degree of correlation not possible in the classical world. QuNim will be designed to overcome limitations in current imaging systems and to achieve deeper imaging than they at present allow
Quantum computing, and why you need to care – I by IMD – I by IMD
The quantum world is one of mystery, perhaps best summed up by Albert Einstein who said quantum entanglement was spooky action at a distance. Some of the greatest physics experiments in history have shown us that our common sense physical laws may not quite apply in the quantum realm
Europe has lost the AI race. It can’t ignore the quantum computing one – Euronews
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. Quantum computing's physics-oriented behaviour allows it to be infinitely scalable, which is why Europe has to master this mysterious tech if it wants to avoid a brewing dystopia, Koen Bertels writes. Europe has become known as a second-place destination for business, and more recently, innovation.
Geometric Innovations in Electromagnetic Field Theory: Bridging … – Medium
In the ever-evolving landscape of physics, the exploration of electromagnetic fields has long stood as a cornerstone of scientific inquiry. The traditional approach to understanding these fields often relies on the principles of circular symmetry, deeply rooted in the continuous, smooth nature of circular and spherical geometries. However, recent theoretical advancements propose a groundbreaking shift in perspectivereimagining these fields through the lens of polygonal approximations and fractal geometry, and integrating these concepts into the complex domain of quantum field theory.
John Heilbron obituary – The Guardian
History of science Historian of science whose books, including a biography of Galileo, helped to debunk several myths Tue 21 Nov 2023 12.03 EST John Heilbron, who has died aged 89, established the history of science as a professional discipline. By getting the history right, he sought to slay enduring myths created by his predecessors, some of which had become embedded in popular culture
What’s Going On With Alibaba Cloud? – The Motley Fool
Once a rising star among Alibaba's (BABA -0.59%) diversified businesses, Alibaba Cloud has fallen from grace lately, with revenue growth coming to a halt.
He is OPPENHEIMER – Military Press News
Jeri Jacquin On Bluray, DVD and Digital from writer/director Christopher Nolan and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment is the intense story of our time about a man named OPPENHEIMER. J
China’s Alibaba shakes up cloud unit management after scrapping the division’s IPO – CNBC
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai in July 2023. Aly Song | Reuters Alibaba has begun an overhaul of its cloud computing unit, bringing in veterans to new leadership positions, as it looks to revive the division after cancelling its public listing.
Five things to look for at AWS re:Invent 2023 – SiliconANGLE News
Thanksgiving has passed in the U.S., so its on to the December holiday season but before we can deck the halls and jingle some bells, an important event is coming up:AWS re:Invent 2023. This upcoming week, an estimated 60,000-plus people will descend upon Las Vegas to check out the latest and greatest from the cloud computing leader.