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Dirac Medal Winner

CNQO Posted on 29/08/2013 by admin29/08/2013

Prof Steve Barnett has been awarded the prestigious Institute of Physics 2013 Dirac Medal. This medal is awarded annually in recognition of outstanding contributions to theoretical physics.

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Measuring Nothing

CNQO Posted on 29/08/2013 by admin29/08/2013

Daniel Oi, John Jeffers and Václav Potoček have shown how to measure nothing. Specifically, they showed how to find out whether there are any photons in a quantum field without disturbing its coherence in the case the vacuum is not … Continue reading →

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Quantum physics fights against crime

CNQO Posted on 31/10/2012 by admin06/11/2012

Physicists at the University of Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt University have developed a new way of verifying electronic transactions using light. Their approach uses photons to create digital signatures, the security of which are based on the laws of quantum physics. The team … Continue reading →

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PhD Studentships

CNQO Posted on 23/03/2012 by admin14/09/2012

A PhD studentship in quantum information processing using orbital angular momentum of light is currently available. This project will delve into the nature and use of this unexpected property of light focussing, in particular, on its potential as a resource for … Continue reading →

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New CNQO Website

CNQO Posted on 17/02/2012 by admin17/04/2012

Welcome to the new website. Lots of stuff will be added over the coming months. Stay tuned for updates.

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