Tag: Quantum sensing

Adelaide University engineers have shown that strategically placed bare loops without Josephson junctions can give superconducting quantum interference sensors absolute ...

Hypomagnetic fields, defined as magnetic environments far weaker than Earth's natural field, produced a sharply split outcome in a laboratory ...

Stanford physicists directly observed an individual phonon making a real-time quantum jump in a chip-fabricated mechanical resonator monitored by a ...

NIST-developed transition-edge sensors measured interfering X-ray emissions from uranium, plutonium and neptunium with reduced uncertainty, providing a more precise basis ...

Deep beneath the surface of some of the world's most demanding physics experiments, a quiet revolution in sensing technology is ...

University of Chicago researchers have built a first-principles framework that fully models how spin defects shed energy, revealing a previously ...

Researchers have demonstrated an operating nuclear clock by locking a continuous-wave vacuum-ultraviolet laser to the thorium-229 isomeric transition in a ...

Physicists have remotely controlled, switched and animated particle-like skyrmion topologies of entangled photons, providing the first visualisation of tripartite entanglement ...

Fluorescent defects in atomically thin hexagonal boron nitride can detect and identify individual ions in liquids through spectral shifts, enabling ...

Physicists at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz have demonstrated that compact, room-temperature diamond magnetometers based on nitrogen vacancy centers can measure ...