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Extremely compressible “gas of light”

Extremely compressible “gas of light”

by Marian Barsoum | Mar 24, 2022 | 2022, Articles, BEC related, ML4Q Young Investigators

Busley et al. bring these advantages to quantum gases of light and explore a textbook scenario: a two-dimensional, spatially uniform gas of bosons.[from Photons think inside the box, Perspective, Science 375 (6586), pp. 1355-1356, 2022] Richard J. Fletcher and Martin...
Julian Schmitt on latest Science paper findings

Julian Schmitt on latest Science paper findings

by Marian Barsoum | May 6, 2021 | BEC related, ML4Q Young Investigators, Videos

We have reported on the latest publication in Science based on a cooperation between the Weitz and Kroha groups at the University of Bonn. In this short video, co-author Julian Schmitt explains the main findings and speaks about exciting future directions to the team...
New insights into multipartite quantum communication published in Physical Review Research

New insights into multipartite quantum communication published in Physical Review Research

by Marian Barsoum | Mar 25, 2021 | 2021, Articles, ML4Q Young Investigators

ML4Q PhD student, Giacomo Carrara, published his first paper related to his work supervised by Gláucia Murta in the group of Dagmar Bruß. The group investigates the role of entanglement for the generalization of quantum key distribution to the multipartite scenario....
Physics in the time of COVID-19

Physics in the time of COVID-19

by Christian Dickel | Feb 12, 2021 | ML4Q Young Investigators, Stories

It was inevitable… … the scent of acetone always reminded Dr. Christian Dickel of the frustrations of nanofabrication. How does Covid-19 and the measures to mitigate the pandemic influence the life of physicists? Let’s start from what “normal” people think...
New PRX Quantum paper on multiparty device-independent cryptography

New PRX Quantum paper on multiparty device-independent cryptography

by Marian Barsoum | Jan 22, 2021 | 2021, Articles, ML4Q Young Investigators

ML4Q researchers led by Dagmar Bruss at HHU Düsseldorf have published recent results on multipartite device-independent (DI) protocols showing tight security proofs of DI conference key agreement and DI randomness generation protocols. Congratulations to all the...
Science, writing, science writing and PhD theses

Science, writing, science writing and PhD theses

by Christian Dickel | Oct 1, 2020 | ML4Q Young Investigators, Stories

We are trying to start a blog for this ML4Q Cluster and many people I tried to convince to write something asked me why I want to do this. Aren’t we all already overworked with our day job? Why should we blog about it on top of that? Or why not make podcasts or videos...
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