Quantum chemistry

IBM quantum computer helped calculate how tritium binds to molten salt in fusion reactors

IBM quantum computer helped calculate how tritium binds to molten salt in fusion reactors

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Researchers combined a Heron quantum processor with supercomputers to calculate the electronic structure of FLiBe clusters, a material being considered for tritium production in fusion reactors. The results show that the quantum calculation of parts of the problem was
Dyson orbital for electron capture, calculated using quantum hardware. Credit: IBM and the University of Manchester.

Researchers have created a new type of electronic quantum structure in an artificial molecule

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The strange dance of ion and atom

A cold, strange and short molecule created in an experiment at the Weizmann Institute of Science following a collision between particles may shed light on chemical reactions at extremely low temperatures
For the first time, the mechanism that creates an electrical pulse in a nerve cell has been documented. Prof. Igor Shapiro, Hebrew University

For the first time, the mechanism that creates an electrical pulse in a nerve cell was documented

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