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A behind-the-scenes glimpse into our conversation with 2025 physics laureate John Martinis and mathematical physics PhD student Eleonora Svanberg. The two scientists talked about Martinis' Nobel Prize discovery, delved into the world of quantum mechanics and of course, discussed chocolate medals. Watch the full interview:

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