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Building a quantum future using topological phases of matter and error correction

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features Tim Hsieh of Canada’s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. We explore some of today’s hottest topics in quantum science and technology – including topological phases of matter; quantum error correction and quantum simulation. Our conversation begins with an exploration of the quirky …

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Quantum 2.0: Paul Davies on the next revolution in physics 39:57

22d ago39:57

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In this episode of Physics World Stories, theoretical physicist, cosmologist and author Paul Davies discusses his latest book, Quantum 2.0: the Past, Present and Future of Quantum Physics. A Regents Professor at Arizona State University, Davies reflects on how the first quantum revolution transformed our understanding of nature – and what the next …

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Quantum gravity: we explore spin foams and other potential solutions to this enduring challenge 29:01

14d ago29:01

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Earlier this autumn I had the pleasure of visiting the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo Canada – where I interviewed four physicists about their research. This is the second of those conversations to appear on the podcast – and it is with Bianca Dittrich, whose research focuses on quantum gravity. Albert Einstein’s general th…

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Talking physics with an alien civilization: what could we learn? 46:31

21d ago46:31

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It is book week here at Physics World and over the course of three days we are presenting conversations with the authors of three fascinating and fun books about physics. Today, my guest is the physicist Daniel Whiteson, who along with the artist Andy Warner has created the delightful book Do Aliens Speak Physics?. Is physics universal, or is it sh…

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Better coffee, easier parking and more: the fascinating physics of daily life 57:08

23d ago57:08

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It is book week here at Physics World and over the course of three days we are presenting conversations with the authors of three fascinating and fun books about physics. First up is my Physics World colleague Michael Banks, whose book Physics Around the Clock: Adventures in the Science of Everyday Living starts with your morning coffee and ends wi…

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Designing better semiconductor chips: NP hard problems and forever chemicals 40:25

28d ago40:25

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Like any major endeavour, designing and fabricating semiconductor chips requires compromise. As well as trade-offs between cost and performance, designers also consider carbon emissions and other environmental impacts. In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, Margaret Harris reports from the Heidelberg Laureate Forum where she spoke to …

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Unlocking the potential of 2D materials: graphene and much more 38:07

1M ago38:07

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This episode explores the scientific and technological significance of 2D materials such as graphene. My guest is Antonio Rossi, who is a researcher in 2D materials engineering at the Italian Institute of Technology in Genoa. Rossi explains why 2D materials are fundamentally different than their 3D counterparts – and how these differences are drivi…

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Quantum steampunk: we explore the art and science 40:00

1M ago40:00

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Earlier this year I met the Massachusetts-based steampunk artist Bruce Rosenbaum at the Global Physics Summit of the American Physical Society. He was exhibiting a beautiful sculpture of a “quantum engine” that was created in collaboration with physicists including NIST’s Nicole Yunger Halpern – who pioneered the scientific field of quantum steampu…

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Queer Quest: a quantum-inspired journey of self-discovery 45:02

1M ago45:02

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This episode of Physics World Stories features an interview with Jessica Esquivel and Emily Esquivel – the creative duo behind Queer Quest. The event created a shared space for 2SLGBTQIA+ Black and Brown people working in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM). Mental health professionals also joined Queer Quest, which was o…

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Quantum computing and AI join forces for particle physics 25:10

2M ago25:10

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast explores how quantum computing and artificial intelligence can be combined to help physicists search for rare interactions in data from an upgraded Large Hadron Collider. My guest is Javier Toledo-Marín, and we spoke at the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada. As well as having an appointment at …

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Astronauts could soon benefit from dissolvable eye insert 41:47

2M ago41:47

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Spending time in space has a big impact on the human body and can cause a range of health issues. Many astronauts develop vision problems because microgravity causes body fluids to redistribute towards the head. This can lead to swelling in the eye and compression of the optic nerve. While eye conditions can generally be treated with medication, de…

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From quantum curiosity to quantum computers: the 2025 Nobel Prize for Physics 33:19

2M ago33:19

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This year’s Nobel Prize for Physics went to John Clarke, Michel Devoret and John Martinis “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantization in an electric circuit”. That circuit was a superconducting device called a Josephson junction and their work in the 1980s led to the development of some of today’s most pr…

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The curious history of Nobel prizes: from lighthouses to gravitational waves 47:09

2M ago47:09

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Next week, the winners of the 2025 Nobel Prize for Physics will be revealed. In the run-up to the announcement I’m joined in this podcast by my colleague Matin Durrani, who has surveyed the last quarter century of Nobel prizes and picked his top five physics prizes of the 21st century – so far. We also look back to two early Nobel prizes, which wer…

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Imagining alien worlds: we explore the science and fiction of exoplanets 42:04

3M ago42:04

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In the past three decades astronomers have discovered more than 6000 exoplanets – planets that orbit stars other than the Sun. Many of these exoplanets are very unlike the eight planets of the solar system, making it clear that the cosmos contains a rich and varied array of alien worlds. Weird and wonderful planets are also firmly entrenched in the…

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Training for the stars: Rosemary Coogan on becoming an astronaut 30:48

3M ago30:48

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In this episode of the Physics World Stories podcast, Rosemary Coogan offers a glimpse into life as one of the European Space Agency’s newest astronauts. Selected as part of ESA’s 2022 cohort, she received astronaut certification in 2024, and is now in line to visit the International Space Station within the next five years. One day, she may even w…

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Peer review in the age of artificial intelligence 28:22

3M ago28:22

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It is Peer Review Week and the theme for 2025 is “Rethinking Peer Review in the AI Era”. This is not surprising given the rapid rise in the use and capabilities of artificial intelligence. However, views on AI are deeply polarized for reasons that span its legality, efficacy and even its morality. A recent survey done by IOP Publishing – the scient…

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Juno: the spacecraft that is revolutionizing our understanding of Jupiter 36:22

3M ago36:22

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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features Scott Bolton, who is principal investigator on NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter. Launched in 2011, the mission has delivered important insights into the nature of the gas-giant planet. In this conversation with Physics World’s Margaret Harris, Bolton explains how Juno continues to change our u…

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Artificial intelligence predicts future directions in quantum science 36:59

3M ago36:59

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Can artificial intelligence predict future research directions in quantum science? Listen to this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast to discover what is already possible. My guests are Mario Krenn – who heads the Artificial Scientist Lab at Germany’s Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light – and Felix Frohnert, who is doing a PhD on …

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Building a quantum future using topological phases of matter and error correction

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Quantum 2.0: Paul Davies on the next revolution in physics 39:57

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Quantum gravity: we explore spin foams and other potential solutions to this enduring challenge 29:01

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Talking physics with an alien civilization: what could we learn? 46:31

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Better coffee, easier parking and more: the fascinating physics of daily life 57:08

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Designing better semiconductor chips: NP hard problems and forever chemicals 40:25

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Unlocking the potential of 2D materials: graphene and much more 38:07

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Quantum steampunk: we explore the art and science 40:00

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Queer Quest: a quantum-inspired journey of self-discovery 45:02

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Quantum computing and AI join forces for particle physics 25:10

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Astronauts could soon benefit from dissolvable eye insert 41:47

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From quantum curiosity to quantum computers: the 2025 Nobel Prize for Physics 33:19

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The curious history of Nobel prizes: from lighthouses to gravitational waves 47:09

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Imagining alien worlds: we explore the science and fiction of exoplanets 42:04

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Training for the stars: Rosemary Coogan on becoming an astronaut 30:48

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Peer review in the age of artificial intelligence 28:22

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Juno: the spacecraft that is revolutionizing our understanding of Jupiter 36:22

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Artificial intelligence predicts future directions in quantum science 36:59

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