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Quantum chess: unraveling the mysteries of quasicrystals
In this episode, we explore the potential of quasicrystals in solving real-world problems inspired by chess moves with Dr. Felix Flicker from the University of Bristol.
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Felix Flicker, senior lecturer at the University of Bristol, to explore his team’s groundbreaking research.
Join us as we discover how chess moves and quasicrystals could revolutionize fields from carbon capture to quantum computing.
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meet the host
Christopher McFadden
ContributorChristopher is a contributing writer for Interesting Engineering.
meet the speakers
Dr. Felix Flicker
Theoretical physicist and Senior Lecturer in Physics at the University of BristolFelix’s research concerns the quantum underpinnings of matter. He is the author of The Magick of Matter: Crystals, Chaos and the Wizardry of Physics.