Physicists Transcribe Entanglement into and out of a Quantum Memory

Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have laid the groundwork for a crucial step in quantum information science. They show how entanglement, an essential property of quantum mechanics, can be generated between beams of light, stored in a quantum memory, and mapped back into light with the push of a button.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news124034968.html">Physicists Transcribe Entanglement into and out of a Quantum Memory</a></p> <p>Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have laid the groundwork for a crucial step in quantum information science. They show how entanglement, an essential property of quantum mechanics, can be generated between beams of light, stored in a quantum memory, and mapped back into light with the push of a button.</p>