March 17, 2022

The Nano Bible built at the Technion. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson

Eitan Stiva will take with him the Nano Bible developed and created at the Technion and presented to the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

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In the picture you see a large collection of the "quantum trajectories" of the polaritons, where the distance from a certain reference point (the end of the tail seen in the upper right picture, the starting point of the simulation) is a measure of the number of polaritons. Additional polaritons are injected from outside and others disappear randomly (escape from the resonance cavity). The "tracks" start from the same point but then separate from each other due to the random occurrences, which differ from track to track. The frequency of the injected photons varies from image to image. Chaos appears in the upper right image, and in the lower left (the large bright area).

Shedding light on the chaos with a quantum chip

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Physicists at Ben-Gurion University are the first to try to understand the properties of chaos using a quantum chip. They mobilized light particles to simulate chaos and were able to predict correlations that indicate it
Mouse testicle. The ferritin concentration is marked in red and white

The iron balance in the cells

The body's cells sense - and regulate - the amount of iron inside them
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