A Chicago physicist proposed a way to create quantum images 20 years ago; after two decades waiting for experimental proof, superconductors have finally produced the effect he predicted
- Representational image of quantum imaging showing electron waves around an atom.
- (AI photo)Dirk Morr, a physics professor at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), has developed a quantum imaging strategy that uses superconductors as tiny projectors.
- The research, published in Nature Physics, provides experimental support for an idea Morr first proposed two decades ago.
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- Representational image of quantum imaging showing electron waves around an atom.
- (AI photo)Dirk Morr, a physics professor at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), has developed a quantum imaging strategy that uses superconductors as tiny projectors.
- The research, published in Nature Physics, provides experimental support for an idea Morr first proposed two decades ago.
Sources: Times of India