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Two editorial suggestions for new publications on topological systems
Quantum tricks for better clocks
Quantum leap: Breakthrough for secure communication with “artificial atoms”
© PTB
Relativistically accurate - measuring height differences with atomic clocks
© PTB
Laser excitation of a nucleus
Entanglement dynamics of photon pairs and quantum memories in the gravitational field of the earth
Biomolecules identified at the nanoscale
New paper on quantum phase transitions makes Cover of PRL
© NASA/JPL-Caltech
Scientists at Leibniz University of Hannover Set the Stage for Quantum Chemistry in Space on NASA’s Cold Atom Lab
Unexpected Noise in Next-Generation Mirror Material
© AG Schlickum/TU Braunschweig
First fundamentals for designer sugar
© PTB
A single ion as a thermometer
Predicting the Excitation Dynamics in Lanthanide Nanoparticles
© AEOS Medialab, ESA 2002
Despite doubts from quantum physicists: Einstein's theory of relativity reaffirmed
Electron collider on a chip
Dark matter remains “dark”
© PTB
Stable UV light for optical clocks
© IPKM/TU Braunschweig
Light conjures up spin and twist
© PTB
Testing space-time symmetry in atoms with world-record accuracy
© PTB
World's first optical atomic clock with highly charged ions
Nanocrystals can be an alternative quantum storage system based on rare earth ions
© S. Bondza et al., Phys. Rev. Applied, CC BY 4.0
Laser cooling meets nanostructures
All-optical matter-wave lens using time-averaged potentials
© BASE Cooperation
Matter/Antimatter Symmetry and Antimatter Gravity Studied at once
© PTB
Quantum algorithms bring ions to a standstill
© IQOQI Innsbruck/Harald Ritsch
Supersolid in a new dimension
© Institut für Quantenoptik
Research team develops matter wave lens system for three-dimensional collimation of a Bose-Einstein condensate
© Stefan F. Sämmer/JGU Mainz
In the trap: New method for cooling charged particles
© Marina Trad Nery/AEI
Laser power stabilization via radiation pressure
Good news for quantum information from a long-known defect in silicon
© LZH
A brighter future for gravitational-wave astronomy
© Lachmann/IQO
Ultracold atom interferometry in space
© IAP/TU Braunschweig
Artificial Intelligence for Nano- and Quantum Physics
© Pixabay
Prospects and challenges for squeezing-enhanced optical atomic clocks
Optomechanical resonator-enhanced atom interferometry
Leuchtende Säulen dank leitfähigem Kunststoff
front page article: twisted 2D graphene research
© Christian Lisdat/PTB
Improved limit on the coupling of fundamental constants to the gravitational potential
Laser Loop Couples Quantum Systems over a Distance
A Quicker Way to the Deepest Cold
Quantencomputern das Lernen beibringen
Quantum logic spectroscopy unlocks potential of highly charged ions
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