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Quantum Chemistry News Today: A new EPFL study shows fewer Slater determinants can outperform traditional methods like CCSD(T) in accuracy.
Read More Quantum Chemistry News Today: EPFL Redefines Accuracy
New Kerr oscillator analytical phase boundary mapping reveals quantum bistability and driven-dissipative quantum systems.
Read More Analytical Phase Boundaries of Dissipative Kerr Oscillators
Discover the future of quantum cooling with helium-free magnetic refrigeration, a scalable, sustainable ultra-low temperature solution.
Read More Helium-Free Magnetic Refrigeration for Quantum Computing
This study introduces resilient protocols for distributed quantum sensing that protect measurements from eavesdropping while maintaining high metrological accuracy, even in noisy real-world conditions.
Read More Secure Distributed Quantum Sensing under Coherent Attacks
The discovery of the “swappy” regime, a unique dynamical phase in quantum systems, by a research team led by physicists from Trinity College Dublin
Read More Physicists Discover Swappy Regime for Quantum Coherence
John Schaibley is the first Faculty Fellow for Quantum appointed by the Office of Research and Partnerships at the University of Arizona (U of A).
Read More John Schaibley: First Faculty Fellow Leads Quantum Research
Learn how sixth-order accuracy splitting of non unitary improves quantum simulation stability and resource efficiency on present and future QPUs.
Read More Quantum Simulation: Sixth-Order Accuracy with Non Unitary
Karnataka approves the second phase of its Quantum Research Park, boosting India’s quantum computing and advanced technology leadership.
Read More Karnataka Funds ₹48 Crore for Quantum Research Park phase 2