Dancing the quantum dream
Features
This week's magazine
24 January 2004
Issue 2431
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Health
HIV trial ‘useless’
AIDS researchers have launched a high-profile attack on a large US government trial of an HIV vaccine taking place in Thailand
News
Clone claims fail to impress
News
UK’s carbon cuts
News
‘Ja’ to transgenes
News
60 Seconds
News
Fusion tug of war
News
Derring-do in the high Antarctic
News
US ponders e-vote security
News
Does Mars ‘mud’ mean life?
News
Meanwhile, across the planet鈥�
News
Vietnam last on vaccine list
News
Soundbites
News
Early life wouldn’t stand a chance in a commune
News
We hear that鈥�
News
Earth
Big chill killed off the Neanderthals
News
Are deodorants safe?
News
Shattered rocks suggest ice age started in north
News
What we gave up for colour vision
News
Conservation plans are fatally flawed
News
The yuck factor
News
Amniotic boost
News
Simple sugar slows Huntington’s
News
Our closest look yet at violent Io’s volcanic hotspots
News
Poisonous truth of the serpent’s tale
News
SARS outbreak wasn’t the first
News
Ancient explosions pelt Earth with shrapnel
News
Sleeping on it really does help you solve a problem
News
Technology
How to second-guess the next hack attack
News
Technology
Cutting edge
News
Technology
Magnetic trick breathes new life into MiniDisc
News
Technology
Enigmatic banknotes
News
Technology
Atomic hammer flattens mirrors
News
Technology
Sound approach to biotech
News
Technology
Endoscope goes where none has gone before
News
Technology
Four wheels good, two legs bad
News
Technology
Magic eyes
News
Opinion
Features
Dancing the quantum dream
They weave in and out of each other's paths, solving breathtaking problems at each new turn. Are these knotted particles our brightest hope for a quantum computer, asks Paul Parsons
Features
Out with the lads
Features
Number of the beasts
Features
River deep, mountain high
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