Monthly Archives: November 2015

What dancing, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Quantum Information have to do with each other?

Posted on November 27, 2015 by Isabela A. Silva

When we hear the words “Nuclear Magnetic Resonance” (NMR) what first comes to our minds is probably those huge and noise machines in hospitals. However, much more than that, NMR is a powerful technique that helps us to understand how … Continue reading →

Posted in Dancing quanta, Quantum research | 1 Comment

So, what are you researching? Connections between quantum entanglement and metrology

Posted on November 2, 2015 by trbromley

“So, what are you researching?” The dreaded question I am asked on countless occasion. From friends, family, acquaintances, this is a very natural question to ask of somebody doing a PhD – research is both their passion and their purpose. So … Continue reading →

Posted in Entanglement, Quantum foundations, Quantum research, Superposition | 9 Comments