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Lasers are everywhere, and David Coutts helps us explore some of the quantum ideas behind these amazing light sources.David is... more

Karen Livesey talks about the quantum side of hot glowing things, revealing that quantum has been ubiquitous since the dawn... more

In this live podcast event, we switch up our theme for Season 2 (coming soon) to talk about things that... more

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Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop explains how quantum light can make tiny tractor-beams to move and wiggle things.

Kirk McKenzie talks about quantum "noise" and some of the most impressively precise measurements ever made.

Jacq Romero reveals that "ignorance" can be a quantum superpower.