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In October, JILA Fellow Dana Anderson, who is also co-founder and chief technology officer at��, a company dedicated to commercializing quantum atomics, introduced “”—nickname for ColdQuanta’s quantum-matter system on the cloud, co-developed with CU ������ý����’s��CUbit Quantum Initiative.

Albert allows users to remotely—and literally—cool atoms to near absolute zero to create a state of matter in which “quantum-mechanical behavior comes into play on a large scale.” Users can control, study and even photograph “the wavefunction of a quantum cloud of atoms,” allowing them to observe quantum phenomena.

That means students can now access and study quantum from wherever they are.

The full article can be found on��Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine