Researchers from all over the world will meet in Berlin from May 22 to 24, 2019 for a scientific exchange on recent topics in single photon based quantum technology.
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Write, Read, and Erase Using Light
A team of physicists developed a new method of storing information in fully transparent plastic foils.
Towards Secure Cryptography
A useful guide for beginners in the field and a helpful reference for CV-QKD experimentalists who want to deepen their theoretical understanding of their setup.
The Swift Phase Generator: A Novel Approach for Ultrafast Quantum Devices
Ultrafast generation of a field‐free vector potential that is tunable in duration, sign, and magnitude, allowing to impart non‐invasive, spatiotemporally controlled changes to the quantum nature of nanosystems.
Happy Birthday! Advanced Materials Interfaces Turns Five
Happy 5th birthday to Advanced Materials Interfaces!
Cryptographic Scheme for Safer Information Travel
A combined quantum key distribution and compressing sensing protocol that improves information transmission bandwidth paves the way to real-time information evaluation and communication security.
Low-Cost Printing of Conductive Copper Electrodes for Flexible Electronics
Sintering metal-organic decomposition inks at low temperatures for printed electronics applications.
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A Highly Sensitive Strain Sensor for Electronic Skins [Video]
Laser direct writing is used to fabricate the sensor, eliminating the need for post-synthesis steps.
Printing Electronic Components like Newspapers
Roll-to-roll laser-induced superplasticity, a new fabrication method, prints metals at nanoscale for making electronic devices.
New Optoacoustic Visualization Technique for Hyperthermia
A team of researchers demonstrated the capability of RSOM for detailed, cross‐sectional visualization of microvascular changes in the skin in the volar and dorsal aspects of the human forearm in response to local hyperthermia.
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