The tiniest secrets of integrated circuits revealed
New research has demonstrated that the secrets of the tiniest active structures in integrated circuits can be revealed using a non-destructive imaging technique. The breakthrough required the efforts of an international team of scientists from JKU and Keysight...
UCL awarded £25m for quantum technologies research and training
The Rosalind Franklin Appathon ended on a high note with the Prize and Tech Day 2016! Congratulations to the two Appathon winners- eSexual Health Clinic, an online clinical care pathway for Chlamydia and Amazing STEMM Trailblazers, a gaming app featuring STEMM...
Quantum magnets forced to ”chillax”
In what may provide a potential path to connecting data in a quantum computer, researchers have shown that excited atoms in silicon can be forced into a relaxed state on-demand using a device that serves as a microwave “tuning fork.” The team’s findings could...