'Quantum flute' gets light particles to move in strange ways
Researchers have created a "quantum flute" that coaxes light particles to interact in a way that's never been seen before.
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Researchers have created a "quantum flute" that coaxes light particles to interact in a way that's never been seen before.
Workshop participants visiting an RRC established by a CIFOR-ICRAF project in collaboration with various stakeholders. Photo: ICRAF/Eyob Getahun
Lenssie Getu and Kemal Bekele are happy for the job opportunity in the Rural Resource Center established by a CIFOR-ICRAF project funded by Packard Foundation. Photo: ICRAF/Eyob Getahun
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At the start of the pandemic, many foundations loosened grant requirements and vowed to give more to grassroots groups, especially those led by people of color. Two years later, it’s uncertain what will stick. Plus, see the rest of our <a href="https://www.philanthropy.com/issue/2022/05-01"><b>May issue</b></a>, posted online today.