Scientists from NTU and Osaka University have developed a communication chip based on “photonic topological insulators” that may enable the next generation of ultra-fast wireless communications. Read more
The School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (SPMS) organized the 2nd annual Odyssey Research Symposium on Friday, 7 August 2020. Read more
Suppose you only have enough energy to produce a dozen photons — what can you use them to see? In a new theoretical paper, the ultimate detection limits imposed by the laws of quantum physics have been derived, solving a decade-old open problem in quantum theory. Read more
Another winner of the CoS Science Communication Writing Competition Merit Prize, Mehedi Hasan from the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences! Mehedi wrote about “Non-Abelian Artificial Gauge Field.” Congratulations, Mehedi! Read more