Quantum toaster
Karen Livesey talks about the quantum side of hot glowing things, revealing that quantum has been ubiquitous since the dawn of time. Karen is an Associate Professor at the University of Newcastle and ...
2 Aug 202431min
Live - Disentangling quantumified shoelaces
In this live podcast event, we switch up our theme for Season 2 (coming soon) to talk about things that loudly claim to be quantum—but are they? Marketing gurus are alert to the appeal of "quantum", ...
13 Des 202337min
Rephasing
It's been a long time without episodes, but we've "rephased" our podcast to restore coherence! Season 2 is coming soon, but this is a bonus episode to catch up on some highlights from the world of Qua...
17 Nov 202333min
Light
Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop explains how quantum light can make tiny tractor-beams to move and wiggle things.Halina is widely recognised for her substantial achievements in moving things with light. "Op...
7 Des 202131min
Noise
Kirk McKenzie talks about quantum "noise" and some of the most impressively precise measurements ever made.Kirk brings quantum precision to some of the biggest questions about our planet and universe....
30 Nov 202130min
Ignorance
Jacq Romero reveals that "ignorance" can be a quantum superpower.Jacq has won numerous awards for her research into the shape of photons, and has brought this work into mainstream quantum information....
23 Nov 202129min
Spin
Glen Harris discusses whirlpools and the famously quantum property of "spin".Glen's love of hard challenges has led him to study quantum optomechanics, the art of using light to measure (or cause) ext...
16 Nov 202132min
Duality
Mike Tobar explains how quantum "duality" limits ultra-precise measurements.Mike breaks this standard quantum limit of measurement precision in order to explore things as diverse as dark matter, gravi...
9 Nov 202128min
