From the First to the Second Quantum Revolution: How We Got Here

In short The First Quantum Revolution (from 1900) explained nature: Planck’s energy quanta, Einstein’s photons and Schrödinger’s wave equation became the basis of modern physics. It gave us devices that use quantum effects passively: transistors and microchips, lasers, atomic clocks, MRI and photodetectors. The Second Quantum Revolution is about control: engineering superposition, entanglement and coherence […]
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