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César Tomé López

César Tomé López

Verified

Editor in Chief, Cuaderno de Cultura Científica

Spain

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Medicine , Science , Formula One , Technology

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Total articles 165

  • Synthetic matter in nonstandard geometries

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified| Mapping Ignorance Verified Quantum simulation, a concept that once seemed like science fiction, is now revolutionizing the way physicists study the quantum world. The idea, famously suggested by Richard Feynman in the 1980s, is to use a controllable quantum system to mimic the behaviour of another system that is too complex to study directly. Over time, researchers have developed various platforms—ranging from ultracold atoms to photonic lattices and engineered electronic materials—that make this idea a reality.

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified · Mapping Ignorance

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Moiré phonons and superconductivity

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified| Mapping Ignorance Verified The interplay between the electron and phonon dynamics in 2D materials is a complex and fascinating subject. By examining the behaviour of NbSe₂ on graphene, a new study has provided new insights into how substrates influence superconductivity through moiré phonons. In recent years, the study of two-dimensional (2D) materials has transformed the field of condensed matter physics.

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified · Mapping Ignorance

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Synthetic matter in nonstandard geometries

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified| Mapping Ignorance Verified Quantum simulation, a concept that once seemed like science fiction, is now revolutionizing the way physicists study the quantum world. The idea, famously suggested by Richard Feynman in the 1980s, is to use a controllable quantum system to mimic the behaviour of another system that is too complex to study directly. Over time, researchers have developed various platforms—ranging from ultracold atoms to photonic lattices and engineered electronic materials—that make this idea a reality.

    By Cesar Lopez, César Tomé López Verified · Mapping Ignorance

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Cuaderno de Cultura Científica