Read more Return to Helgoland: celebrating 100 years of quantum mechanics The final after-dinner speaker was science journalist Philip Ball, who explained how quantum theory developed in 1924–25 in ...

In some ways, death doesn't exist in quantum mechanics. No wonder Albert Einstein thought it made no sense at all, even if the math added up.

With greater control over the quantum realm, physicists are poised to make major leaps in quantum computing, quantum gravity and more.

Meanwhile in 2025 we celebrate 100 years since the initial development of quantum mechanics, which lead to this powerful yet baffling computing style that can't even run Doom.

The many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics says that all possible outcomes of quantum measurements are physically realised in different worlds. These many worlds have proved extremely ...

Tunneling magnetoresistance, a technology that boosted hard drive storage capacities two decades ago, could be a permanent solution to joystick drift.

In research inspired by the principles of quantum mechanics, researchers from Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) and the University of Oxford reveal new findings to understand why the human brain is ...

It plays a central role in Ginestra Bianconi's study, serving as a bridge between gravity and quantum mechanics. This measure allows comparing the space-time metric, a key concept in general ...

Scientists Just Made the Kind of Quantum Physics Leap That Einstein Would’ve Loved Quantum entanglement could be a whole lot easier going forward.

Gravity From Entropy? Bold New Approach Hopes To Bring Relativity And Quantum Mechanics Together Disorder might be key to bringing about the unification of forces.

A new study published in the journal Chemical Science, shows that quantum mechanics is not just for physicists but also plays a key role in biology.