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Category Archives: Dancing quanta
In pursuit of the deepest link
There is not a deep divide between science and arts. Rather the opposite! I have long been interested in unveiling links between these two seemingly distinct spheres of knowledge. Scientists are typically seen as rational beings who pursue the truth … Continue reading
Can we freeze something at room temperature? Yes, quantum coherence!
Happy 2017 from the Quanta Rei team! We close the current year with a guest post from our former member, long-time friend and collaborator Dr Rosario Lo Franco |RLF> From the dawn of agriculture until the industrial revolution, all … Continue reading
What dancing, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Quantum Information have to do with each other?
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
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