Albert Einstein

Despite being the creator of the atomic bomb, Oppenheimer didn’t think the second bombing was necessary, and he later tried to stop the development of the hydrogen bomb, which led to an investigation

‘Equations are like poems,’ says the researcher, who feels very comfortable at the intersection of science and culture and has a popular podcast where he discusses fundamental ideas of physics

Chance and paranoia shaped the life of the Austrian scientist and friend of Albert Einstein. His work has been key in the development of software engineering

The experiment attained precise measurements using a processor of only 127 qubits and an error mitigation strategy

The Austrian scientist, a pioneer of quantum teleportation, reflects on God, the nature of things and the future of computing

The El Pintor collection gets fresh life from a new biography and an upcoming exhibit at the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam

The study defied the speed of light to prove loophole-free entanglement in complex systems and paves the way for distributed quantum computing

The latest neuroscientific research indicates that the addictive dynamics of social media can alter our perception of time

An Austrian and Spanish team demonstrated that a process can be ‘rewound’ to restore the components of an atom to their previous state

The work of artists and intellectuals whose background was previously considered irrelevant or accidental is now being examined in a new light

In ‘Under the Knife,’ Arnold Van de Laar presents a collection of anecdotes from the operating room, with protagonists ranging from Kennedy to the ancient Romans

A new book and documentary film about Nobel laureate Roy J. Glauber offer a fascinating look into the early days of the Los Alamos National Laboratory

Physicist received a hero’s welcome in 1923, although few at the time understood why