Protecting Information EurekAlert!
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Dec. 6, 2006 -- Mathematician Susan Loepp and physicist William K. Wootters share the secrets of cryptography, cryptanalysis, and error correction in their text book, "Protecting Information: From Classical Error Correction to Quantum Cryptography" (Cambridge University Press).
Breakthrough In Magnetic Devices Could Make Computers More Powerful Science Daily
Scientists have created novel "spintronic" devices that could point the way for the next generation of more powerful and permanent data storage chips in computers. Physicist at the Universities of Bath, Bristol and Leeds have discovered a way to precisely control the pattern of magnetic fields in thin magnetic films, which can be used to store information.
If you meet the Buddha in Salon Salon.com
The author and Buddhist responds to readers who called him anti-science and challenged his belief in reincarnation.
Researchers Create DNA Logic Circuits That Work In Test Tubes Science Daily
Computers and liquids are not very compatible, as many a careless coffee-drinking laptop owner has discovered. But a new breakthrough by researchers at the California Institute of Technology could result in future logic circuits that literally work in a test tube -- or even in the human body.
Teleport to the Future Columbia Daily Spectator
We need teleportation, and we need it now. You think I'm crazy-you think watching the Sci-Fi channel too much in the wee hours of the morn has addled my brain. But it hasn't, and I'm not.
Giving life to Schrodinger’s cat Hindustan Times
Can the explanation of life, universe and everything lurk in a curiously kaleidoscopic image of angels and demons? Mathematician Roger Penrose certainly thinks so.
Quantum teleporter creates laser beam clones New Scientist
Physicists have moved into the realms of a classic science-fiction scenario – a teleporter that generates two near-identical copies of the original
Physicist Trying To Send a Signal Back In Time Slashdot
phil reed writes "University of Washington physicist John Cramer is attempting to send a signal back through time." From the article: "We're going to shoot an ultraviolet laser into a (special type of) crystal, and out will come two. lower-energy photons that are entangled," Cramer said. For the first phase of the experiment, to be started early next year, they will look for evidence of signaling
Going for a blast into the real past Seattle Post-Intelligencer
A UW physicist, trying to resolve some fundamental paradoxes of quantum mechanics, hopes to find out if light particles can go backward in time.
Speaker: Science above the fray Lawrence Journal-World
Science isn’t a fighter. Science just is what it is.

Quantum Entanglement and Causality
On the implications of quantum mechanics for causality and locality, and the controversies around these issues.
Quantum quirk may give objects mass - fundamentals - 24 October
Entanglement - the quantum effect that allows two particles to behave as one If you thought that quantum entanglement - the weird effect that allows two
Special Report on Quantum World - New Scientist
Quantum entanglement, a strange property that links particles however far apart they are, may be used to "teleport" information, new research reveals
perl.com: Quantum::Entanglement
Alex Gough tells you how to do an infinite number of things at once with Quantum::Entanglement.
Scientists demonstrate quantum nature of entanglement swapping
PhysOrg news: Scientists demonstrate quantum nature of entanglement swapping.
Entanglement quantistico - Wikipedia
L'entanglement quantistico (o correlazione quantistica) è un fenomeno (EN) Quantum Entanglement For Dummies; (EN) La meccanica quantistica come
The weirdest link
Quantum entanglement just got a whole lot weirder, says Michael Brooks The team believe that quantum entanglement between the atoms is the only
Quantum Entanglement and Bell's Theorem
Many treatments of quantum entanglement discuss "hidden variables", A different approach to analyzing quantum entanglement is to assume that each
Physics News Update Number 401 - Story SUREFIRE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
SUREFIRE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT , the ability to interlink two quantum particles with practically 100% certainty, has been achieved by a NIST group (Quentin
Alex Gough / Quantum-Entanglement - search.cpan.org
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