Finskt forskarlag mäter rekordlåg energi med kvantsensor

21 maj 2026

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Forskare i Finland har mätt en energisignal mindre än en zeptojoule med hjälp av en ny kalorimeter. Genombrottet öppnar vägar för förbättrad kvantdatorutveckling och sökandet efter mörk materia.

Akademi-professor Mikko Möttönen ledde teamet vid Aalto-universitetet i samarbete med IQM och det tekniska forskningscentralen i Finland. De byggde enheten av supraledande och normalledande metaller som reagerar på ytterst små temperaturförändringar. Sensorn registrerade en elektromagnetisk puls på 0,83 zeptojoule efter noggrann filtrering av mikrovågssignaler. Enligt forskarna markerar detta den första kalorimetriska mätningen med en sådan känslighet.

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