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Adi Stern

Close-up diagram of the quantum twisting microscope in action. Electrons tunnel from the probe (inverted pyramid at the top) to the sample (bottom) in several places at once (green vertical lines), in a quantum coherent manner
22.02.2023

A clever take on the science of twistronics offers new ways of exploring quantum phenomena

Optical elements required to create laser pulses that can control trapped ions. Photo: Freddy Pizanti
22.03.2022

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers present Israel’s first quantum compute

Banerjee, Umansky, Oreg, Stern and Heiblum
18.06.2018

Could exotic electron states be used in quantum computing?

Physicists
03.04.2017

Proving a 20-year-old theory, scientists show that imaginary particles carry the same energy as real ones

(l-r) Yoav Lahini, Mor Verbin, Yaacov Kraus, Oded Zilberberg and Zohar Ringel
11.12.2012

What happens when five physics students from four different labs put their heads together?

(l-r) Dr. Roee Ozeri, Profs. Adi Stern, Yaron Silberberg and Nir Davidson
30.08.2010

Computers based on quantum mechanics might complete, reasonably quickly, calculations that would take today’s computers a...

(l-r) Dr. Roee Ozeri, Prof. Adi Stern and Prof. Moty Heiblum. Pushing quantum limits
01.05.2009
Can the strange properties of quantum physics be harnessed to build computers?
An artist’s impression of the quantum Hall device in which even fractional charges were measured
01.11.2008
A new fractionally-charged electron could, in the future, lead to quantum computers
Weizmann Institute Scientists Find New 'Quasiparticles'
02.06.2008

Weizmann Institute physicists have demonstrated, for the first time, the existence of 'quasiparticles...