Particle Split

Atoms Split And Reassembled To Replicate Photosynthesis In Computers

06/06/2012

Particle Split

A team of researchers from the University of Bonn have split, seperated and reassembled an atom using quantum mechanics in order to simulate plant photosynthesis in next-generation computers. The research is part of a broader effort to build quantum mechanics bridges, which involves pulling atoms apart so that they touch adjacent atoms, thus forming a bridge between them....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/atoms-split-and-reassembled-to-replicate-photosynthesis-in-computers/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

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University of Bonn team

Dr. Alberti und Mitarbeiter Foto: Barbara Frommann

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Particle Split

A team of researchers from the University of Bonn have split, seperated and reassembled an atom using quantum mechanics in order to simulate plant photosynthesis in next-generation computers. The research is part of a broader effort to build quantum mechanics bridges, which involves pulling atoms apart so that they touch adjacent atoms, thus forming a bridge between them....

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