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Quantum of solace – information can be rescued from a black hole

22 July 2015

The weirdness of quantum teleportation offers a solution for getting information out of a black hole, should you have dropped something in there

The bitcoin rush: Pioneers on the financial frontier

28 January 2015

Meet miners, outlaws and sheriffs all striving to get ahead in the volatile new world of virtual money. Financial Times reporter Kadhim Shubber is your guide

Quantum control: How weird do you want it?

10 September 2014

Entanglement used to be the gold standard of the quantum world's weirdness, now a new and noisy phenomenon could give us all the benefits with less of the fuss

Quantum weirdness: The battle for the basis of reality

31 July 2013

Reality, relativity, causality or free will? Take quantum theory at face value and at least one of them is an illusion – but which, asks Michael Brooks

Quantum romance: Wormhole unites star-crossed lovers

24 July 2013

Teenagers of the future, split apart by warring families, could be reunited in wormholes, thanks to a new theory of quantum gravity

Wormhole entanglement gives space-time the bends

24 July 2013

A new theory of quantum gravity says the universe may get its structure from quantum entanglement, which also fills the cosmos with wormholes

Fragility of entanglement no bar to quantum secrets

17 July 2013

A cryptography scheme works even after the delicate entanglement that enables it has been destroyed – suggesting the property is more practical than thought

Quantum information: The promise

3 July 2013

Processing data in quantum states offers the prospect of peerlessly powerful, economical and secure number crunching. The challenge is to make it a reality

Belief over science

8 May 2013

Self belief

24 April 2013