Amara McCune

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Amara McCune

@AmaraMcCune

PhD student in particle theory @BerkeleyLab and @UCSBPhysics. Formerly Physics and Mathematics @Stanford and research @CERN. Writer for @ParticleBites.

Katılım Haziran 2021

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·7 Oca

Great read from @OzAmram!

Oz Amram@OzAmram

I wrote a new @ParticleBites about all the drama regarding the latest LHCb lepton flavor universality results announced before the holidays Give it a read if you are curious why everyone in particle physics was a bit bummed during the holidays particlebites.com/?p=9844

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·1 Oca

2022 was a busy year in the world of particle physics!: particlebites.com/?p=9810 a goal for 2023: write shorter articles 😀

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·7 Mar

Follow me over at @ResearcHersCode this week as I document my life as a PhD researcher! Come for the physics, stay for the dog photos 🐶

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Flip Tanedo@FlipTanedo·26 Şub

A @ParticleBites reunion across generations at the @KITP_UCSB @theoryfrontier conference! Here with @PhysicsColumbia postdoc & @APS_DPF executive committee member @JuliaGonski and @UCSBPhysics PhD student @AmaraMcCune.

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·20 Şub

@softcollinear @ParticleBites Great piece!! Welcome to the team :)

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Sam Bright-Thonney@softcollinear·18 Şub

My first article for @ParticleBites on CMS's new measurement of the Higgs width & lifetime! This was a lot of fun to write, and I hope it's at least 50% as fun to read particlebites.com/?p=9597

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·20 Şub

@EveVavagiakis @Cornell @Princeton Congratulations, Eve!! This is so awesome!

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Eve Vavagiakis, PhD@EveVavagiakis·18 Şub

I’m due a Twitter announcement! I’m thrilled to say I’ll be continuing my research and educational activities as an NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow at @Cornell and @Princeton, starting in August. Beyond excited to keep pursuing #NSFfunded science! 🌌

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·17 Oca

Quarks and gluons are notoriously hard to simulate - are quantum computers up to the task? Check out this piece @QuantumMarks and I wrote to find out!

Physics World@PhysicsWorld

New on the list of things that noisy, intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) computers can do: simulate the behaviour of quarks. ow.ly/OKIQ50Hw3sC

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·2 Ara

@QuantumMarks @PhysicsWorld @GoogleQuantumAI @Stanford @DrMLHarris @StockdaleOliver What a great article!!! Amazing job

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Jacob Marks@QuantumMarks·2 Ara

Wanna know what a time crystal is, and what it has to do with quantum computers?!? Check out my @PhysicsWorld story on yesterday’s Nature paper by researchers @GoogleQuantumAI and @Stanford. Thanks @DrMLHarris and @StockdaleOliver for the wonderful edits!!!

Physics World@PhysicsWorld

Researchers @GoogleQuantumAI and @Stanford constructed a time crystal on Google’s Sycamore quantum processor, demonstrating that these exotic objects constitute a distinct phase of matter. ow.ly/9qMQ50H0I0X

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·2 Ara

@QuantumMarks wrote this incredible piece on quantum computer simulations of time crystals for @PhysicsWorld!!! I learned so much reading this - check it out!

Physics World@PhysicsWorld

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Amara McCune@AmaraMcCune·17 Kas

Mystified by the @Microboone results? Check out my latest @ParticleBites piece to get the background on the theory and what to make of the findings of this incredibly impressive experiment! particlebites.com/?p=9519

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Oz Amram@OzAmram·15 Kas

Did you hear about the recent exciting @Microboone results and want more info about whats going on? I tried to break it down in my latest @ParticleBites! particlebites.com/?p=9491

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ParticleBites@ParticleBites·5 Haz

Our writer @AmaraMccune is now on Twitter. Welcome Amara!

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Physics World@PhysicsWorld·4 Haz

Black holes are nature’s fastest data-scramblers, and secrets thrown into them may be more secure than previously thought: even if the information later emerges as Hawking radiation, a quantum machine learning algorithm won't be able to unscramble it. ow.ly/dspb50F313D

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@OzAmram @ResearcHersCode @ParticleBites @KITP_UCSB @theoryfrontier @PhysicsColumbia @APS_DPF @JuliaGonski