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Hackers blind quantum cryptographers Lasers crack commercial encryption systems, leaving no trace.	Quanten-Kryptografie geknackt ohne Spuren zu hinterlassen The Austrian newspaper Der Standard reports about a Nature article about Quantum Cryptography.
"Quantum simulators" revealed in fresh detail	Spektrum der Wissenschaft, Dossier 4/2010: Quanteninformation The german science magazine Spektrum der Wissenschaften publishes a special edition on Quantum Information.
Quantenphysik aus Österreich im "Nature"-Tripelpack The Austrian newspaper Der Standard reports about the latest Nature issue that contains three articles (all QI related) with Austrian participation.	Theoretische Umgehung der Heisenbergschen Unschärferelation The austrian newspaper Der Standard brings a story about the uncertainty principle in the presence of quantum memory.
Research at the group led by Prof. Antionio Acin highlighted in APS Research at the group led by Prof. Antonio Acin on quantum games highlighted in the APS web spotlight and PhysOrg. A paper on nonlocal games recently published in PRL by ICFO PhD student Mafalda Almeida; PhD student Jean-Daniel Bancal, University of Geneve; researchers Dr. Nicolas Brunner, University of Bristol, Dr. Stefano Pironio, Free University of Brussels; and ICFO/ICREA Prof. Antonio Acín and Prof. Nicolas Gisin, University of Geneve, has been highlighted in the APS web spotlight and PhysicsOrg.	Interview with Nicolas Gisin and Rob Thew Nicolas Gisin and Rob Thew, world leading researchers in quantum communication at the University of Geneva and authors of the invited Insight Letter Quantum communication technologies, tell us why they enjoy their field.
Wiener Quantenphysiker zähmen den Zufall A story about new techniques to generate entangled photon pairs. In german.	Welt der Physik: Atomuhr auf dem Chip
Physics World: BEC coupled to mechanical oscillator	Berliner Zeitung: Tragbare Atomuhr auf einem Chip
Scinexx Wissensmagazin	Science daily: Beyond the Quantum Limit
2Physics.com: Interface between two worlds	Optical Transistor Is a Step Toward the Quantum Internet
Optischer Transistor aus einem Atom	Single atoms go transparent
Single atoms go transparent	Badische Zeitung, Lörrach: Grundstein für genauere Uhren
Pro-Physik: Atomchip für verschränkte Teilchen	Nature Editors Summary and associated News and Views article http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v464/n7292/full/4641133a.html
Nature news: Atomic clocks use quantum timekeeping	"Quantenpiano" The Austrian newspaper Der Standard brings a story about the "quantum piano".
Quantiki Video Abstract VideoAbstracts is a collection of short 'home-made' videos in which an author explains the key points of one of his papers in front of a whiteboard.	Corriere della sera, April 13, 2010 A description
Qwiki Qwiki is a quantum physics wiki devoted to the collective creation of technical content for practicing scientists. Please sign up, browse around the site, click on the edit links, and contribute something! The site is nominally centered around quantum physics including -- but not limited to -- quantum optics, quantum metrology, quantum control, quantum information, and quantum computation.	libquantum libquantum is a C library for the simulation of quantum mechanics, with a special focus laid to quantum computing. It started as a pure quantum computer simulator, but support for general quantum simulation has been recently added.
jQuantum jQuantum is a program which simulates a quantum computer. You can design quantum circuits with it and let them run. The current state of the quantum register is illustrated. The aim of jQuantum is to enable development as well as demonstrations of quantum algorithms. Another main purpose, however, is to create images in your head, and thereby - understanding.	qsims qsims (quantum simulation software) was developed as a tool for studying quantum computing in addressable optical lattices. It is a general-purpose quantum simulation software package, capable of simulating the dynamics of systems with a wide range of Hamiltonians. qsims is by no means limited to optical lattices, and could be adapted for use in many other physical systems, or for use as a teaching tool.