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Precise calculations of the hyperfine structure of francium and more accurate modelling of nuclear effects have led to a much improved determination of the nuclear magnetic moment of francium isotopes.

Research jointly led by EQUS CI Professor Michael Tobar has provided a new way to measure tiny forces and use them to control objects.

EQUS CI Professor Michael Biercuk has published an interesting commentary in War on the Rocks.

Congratulations to Professor Stephen Bartlett and Associate Professor Ivan Kassal for their appointments to the editorial team of PRX Quantum.

Congratulations to EQUS researcher Dr Matt van Breugel, who has been awarded a Stanford Australia Foundation–CSIRO scholarship.

EQUS researchers have successfully verified in the lab a counterintuitive idea from quantum theory – that ignorance of the whole does not imply ignorance of the parts.

EQUS PhD candidate Riddhi Gupta has taken an algorithm used in autonomous vehicles and adapted it to help characterise and stabilise quantum technology.

The many-worlds theory proves lucky in this year's Quantum Shorts flash fiction competition, at least in this world!