🚀 The Hidden Side of Quantum and the Ethics of AI

🧲 Quantum Vortex States Finally Understood

Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute (University of Copenhagen) have found a clever way to directly study quantum states trapped inside superconducting vortices—a phenomenon first theorized in the 1960s. By engineering hybrid semiconductor–superconductor nanowires and applying magnetic flux, they created an accessible platform that lets scientists probe these elusive states with high precision. This “backdoor” approach not only reveals deep insights into quantum physics, but also opens avenues for hybrid quantum simulators—tools vital for understanding complex materials and accelerating quantum technologies.

sources: Phys, Interesting Engineering

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