Individual quantum systems
When I went to school in the 20th century, “quantum measurements” in the laboratory were typically performed on ensembles of similarly prepared systems. In the 21st century, it is becoming [...]
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Of magnetic monopoles and fast-scrambling black holes
Editor's Note: On April 29th, 2014, the National Academy of Sciences announced the new electees to the prestigious organization. This was an especially happy occasion for everyone here at IQIM, [...]
The Science that made Stephen Hawking famous
In anticipation of The Theory of Everything which comes out today, and in the spirit of continuing with Quantum Frontiers’ current movie theme, I wanted to provide an overview of Stephen [...]
Surviving in Extreme Conditions.
Sometimes in order to do one thing thoroughly you have to first master many other things, even those which may seem very unrelated to your focus. In the end, everything [...]
Events
Outreach Events IQIM has presented several public events. In May 2018, we helped celebrate the 100th anniversary of Richard Feynman’s birthday at Feynman 100. A crowd of over [...]
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NSF Poster Session
IQIM Poster Session Wednesday, November 18, 2020 We hosted a virtual poster session for the NSF Site visit on November 18, featuring IQIM postdoctoral scholars and graduate [...]
Nature Physics paper from Hsieh group “Mirror symmetry breaking in a model insulating cuprate”
In a new Nature Physics paper by the Hsieh group, they explore one of the most actively studied issues in the cuprates - the natures of the pseudogap and strange [...]
Garnet Chan
Faculty, IQIM Affiliate
Introduction to Quantum Information
First slide, viewed on my laptop. I'm lazy. The only reason I ever do anything is that sometimes in a weak moment I agree to do something, and [...]