Mindbytes Sep 23, 2026 First real-time quantum jumps of sound observed in Stanford breakthrough Stanford physicists observed a phonon jumping between energy states in a mechanical resonator, proving sound can behave quantum mechanically and opening a path to phonon-based quantum computing. Linsey Smith 1 min read
Article Jan 21, 2026 Messages Across The Multiverse: Research Suggests Quantum Branches May Not Be Completely Sealed Off Researchers describe a protocol that allows information to be transferred between distinct branches of a quantum multiverse without violating standard quantum mechanics. Matt Swayne 8 min read
Article Jan 13, 2026 Study Challenges Long-Held Limits on Quantum Effects in Biology A new study argues that biology may not be a machine governed solely by deterministic rules, but a layered system in which uncertainty, context, and scale are inseparable from function. Matt Swayne 6 min read
News Jul 10, 2026 CSIRO Demonstrates World's First Working Quantum Battery Prototype Scientists unveiled the world's first working quantum battery, a breakthrough that could transform energy storage with near-instant charging and quantum technology. gizmo guru 1 min read
News Jun 30, 2026 Quantum mechanics can work without imaginary numbers under revised rules Physicists show that a change in basic assumptions allows the theory to use only real numbers while producing the same experimental results as the standard version. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Article May 27, 2026 Quantum sensors use atoms, electrons and light as ultra‑steady rulers – detecting faint motion, magnetism and gravity for navigation, medicine and science The next step is to make quantum sensors smaller, cheaper and tough enough to work outside specialized labs. Republished from The Conversation 7 min read
News Mar 3, 2026 Quantum memory can look different depending on the viewpoint International study shows a quantum process may appear without past influence in one description but retain it in another, opening paths for better quantum devices. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Apr 30, 2025 NeuroSA solves complex optimization problems with quantum-inspired methods NeuroSA, a quantum-inspired tool, mimics brain functions to find optimal solutions for logistics, drug discovery, and more. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News May 1, 2025 Reducing quantum noise with mirrors Swansea University researchers use mirrors to control quantum noise, enabling new tests of quantum physics and ultra-sensitive sensors. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Jan 22, 2026 New quantum experiment with metal nanoparticles Physicists show that large clusters of atoms can behave according to quantum rules, existing in multiple places at once, in a major test of physics on bigger scales. Giulio Prisco 2 min read