Physics
Strange magnetic material could make computing energy-efficient
Research
EPFL
A research collaboration co-led by EPFL has uncovered a surprising magnetic property of an exotic material that might lead to computers that need less than one-millionth of the energy required to switch a single bit.
Two projects launched to connect error-corrected qubits
Research
ETH Zurich PSI
ETH Zurich is participating in two quantum computing projects that are being financed by IARPA, the US research funding agency, with up to 40 million dollars. Both projects aim to connect two error-corrected qubits with one another and thus lay the foundation for future quantum computers.
On a quest for new particles
Teaching
EPFL
Physicist Lesya Shchutska, EPFL professor and winner of the Swiss Science Prize Latsis 2023, is paving the way for the discovery of new particles.
EPFL team discover thousands of new transformable knots
Research
EPFL
Leveraging results from knot theory and using physical simulation, researchers in the School of Computer and Communication Sciences (IC) have created a data set of thousands of different elastic knots that can be used in the design of new structures.
Peering into Nanofluidic Mysteries One Photon at a Time
Research
EPFL
EPFL and University of Manchester researchers unlock secrets of nanofluidics using a 2D material and light.
Unraveling complex systems: the Backtracking Method
Research
EPFL
Scientists at EPFL and Charles University have developed a new method to analyze the dynamical, out-of-equilibrium properties of complex disordered systems, such as gold with magnetic impurities or opinions spreading on social media.
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