Atoms start ‘talking’ at high energy, paving way for quantum tech
Indian scientists at Raman Research Institute and IISER Pune made a discovery. They studied how atoms interact when energized. Atoms, usually independent, start 'talking' at high energy levels. This breakthrough helps understand the shift from independence to collective behavior. This knowledge is useful for quantum computers and secure systems. The study places Indian researchers prominently in quantum technology.
Indian scientists at Raman Research Institute and IISER Pune made a discovery. They studied how atoms interact when energized. Atoms, usually independent, start 'talking' at high energy levels. This breakthrough helps understand the shift from independence to collective behavior. This knowledge is useful for quantum computers and secure systems. The study places Indian researchers prominently in quantum technology.
