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Explore cutting-edge quantum physics research in this 3-hour symposium from the APS Global Physics Summit 2025, featuring the Kavli Foundation Plenary Session "It's a Quantum World." The session begins with welcome remarks before diving into five fascinating presentations: James Werner demonstrates near-infrared quantum ghost imaging techniques for studying living plants non-invasively; Evgeniya Kirilina presents groundbreaking in situ magnetometry methods for detecting iron in the human brain; Ekkehard Peik discusses nuclear laser spectroscopy and the development of optical nuclear clocks; Jie Shan explains electron fractionalization phenomena in 2D moiré superlattices under zero magnetic field; and Nicole Yunger Halpern explores quantum thermodynamics applications in lattice gauge theories. Each presentation offers deep insights into how quantum principles are revolutionizing different scientific fields.
Syllabus
0:00 Welcome Remarks
6:50 James Werner - Near Infrared Quantum Ghost Imaging of Living and Unperturbed Plants
42:55 Evgeniya Kirilina - In Situ Magnetometry of Iron in Human Brain
1:12:48 Ekkehard Peik - Nuclear laser spectroscopy and the optical nuclear clock
1:52:30 Jie Shan - Electron fractionalization under zero magnetic field in 2D moiré superlattices
2:31:19 Nicole Yunger Halpern - Quantum thermodynamics for lattice gauge theories
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APS Physics