Nobel physicist John Martinis highlights quantum computing's role in dark matter detection
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Professor John Martinis visited Perth this week to discuss dark matter at the 21st Patras Workshop. He emphasized the potential of quantum computing to detect elusive particles thought to constitute 85 percent of the universe. Martinis' insights could significantly impact the understanding of fundamental physics if these particles are identified.
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Published 13 Nov 2026, 04:09 UTC · Updated 13 Nov 2026, 04:10 UTC
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