Quantum Tech Has Come To Sensors
While quantum computers grab the headlines, a quieter revolution is already transforming how we see the world. In this episode, we explore the high-stakes world of Quantum Sensing—a technology that is...
18 Apr 21min
How Scientists Detected Negative Time
Can a particle leave a room before it even enters? In this mind-bending episode, we explore a radical experiment by physicist Aephraim Steinberg and his team at the University of Toronto that seems to...
11 Apr 18min
Quantum Mechanics of Climate Change
Is the Earth’s climate actually governed by the strangest rules of physics? In this episode, we pull back the curtain on how quantum mechanics is the invisible hand driving both the warming of our pla...
4 Apr 20min
What Happens When Quantum Computers Break Cryptography
The quantum revolution is coming, but is our digital world ready for the "quantum apocalypse"? In this final installment of our series, we shift from building quantum computers to defending against th...
27 Mar 32min
Engineering Behind a Quantum Computer
If quantum physics is the theory and math is the language, then engineering is the sheer force of will required to build a "starship" out of subatomic particles. This episode moves out of the abstract...
20 Mar 28min
Mathematics of Quantum Computing
If physics is the rulebook of the universe, then math is the native language in which it’s written. In this episode, we strip away the intimidation and dive into the elegant logic that makes quantum c...
14 Mar 19min
Quantum Discovery behind Nobel in Physics 2025
How did a "hand-held" electrical circuit prove the world’s most bizarre physics rules weren't just for atoms? This episode dives into the legendary 1980s Berkeley experiments that won John Clarke, Mic...
7 Mar 27min
Physics of Quantum Computing
Imagine a device so powerful it makes your smartphone look like a rickety wooden raft in the middle of an ocean. Welcome to the world of quantum computing, where the strangest laws of the universe—lik...
27 Feb 21min
