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A team from the University of Barcelona has designed new experimental equipment that makes it possible for students to familiarize themselves with the more complex concepts of quantum physics.
The new equipment is versatile, cost-effective and with multiple methods of application in the classroom.
The equipment is already operational in the Advanced Quantum Laboratory of the UB's Faculty of Physics .
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