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In a new experiment, light beams carrying orbital angular momentum caused electrons in graphene to gain (blue beam) and lose (red beam) angular momentum, transporting them across the sample and generating a current that researchers measured. (Credit: Mahmoud Jalali Mehrabad/JQI)

Twisted Light Gives Electrons a Spinning Kick

12 Dec 24

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UMD Awarded $2 Million to Build a Quantum Biosensing Test Bed

18 Nov 24

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UMD Offers New Minor in Quantum Science and Engineering

08 Aug 24

Molecular model of quantum sensor.

Finding the Fingerprint of a Disease

30 Nov 23

Zohreh Davoudi

QuICS Fellow Advocates for Quantum Simulation of Extreme Physics

09 Oct 23

Darryll Pines Heralds Growth of ‘Quantum for All’ at International Conference

28 Sep 23

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UMD Celebrates Grand Opening of Quantum Computing Research Hub

19 Sep 23

UMD Quantum Physicist Elected to National Academy of Sciences

08 May 23

College’s Graduate Programs Earn High U.S. News Rankings

25 Apr 23

Wendell Hill Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

20 Apr 23

Science Terp Deven Bowman Named 2023 Goldwater Scholar

03 Apr 23

Nathan Schine

Nathan Schine Twists Photons and Cools Atoms in a Unique Quantum Dance

17 Mar 23

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