Combining Einstein's Theory with Quantum Mechanics | TU Delft Quantum researchers highlighted
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Video over de samenvoeging van Einstein's theorie met kwantummechanica door onderzoekers aan TU Delft.
Join Professor Gary Steele from the Quantum Nanoscience department at TU Delft as he shares his passion for experimental physics. In his lab, Gary Steele explores the fascinating intersection of Einstein's theory of general relativity and quantum mechanics. The technologies being developed in his lab range from ultrasensitive detectors to innovative qubits for quantum computers. Learn how these experiments could lead to a fundamental breakthrough in science and impact the future of quantum technology. Timestamps 00:00:00 Meet Gary Steele: Professor of Physics at Delft University of Technology 00:00:17 Exploring Tiny Drums 00:00:31 The Goal: Unraveling Mysteries of the Universe 00:00:47 Borrowing tricks from the Quantum Computer 00:01:05 Gary Steele's Passion for Experimental Physics More information - More about this research: https://edu.nl/rrakt - More about Gary Steele: https://edu.nl/v9tke - More about Digital Society research at TU Delft: https://edu.nl/qdgkd - More about the Faculty Applied Sciences at TU Delft: https://edu.nl/pq3kc Social Media Channels of TU Delft - Instagram: https://edu.nl/upny4 - LinkedIn: https://edu.nl/cb3y8 - X: https://edu.nl/drfmj - Facebook: https://edu.nl/nkvhj
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