Large-scale quantum effects have always played an important role in the foundations of
quantum theory. With recent experimental progress and the aspiration for quantum …

Mechanical systems prepared in quantum non-Gaussian states constitute a new advanced
class of phenomena breaking the laws of classical physics. Specifically, such mechanical …

A large spatial quantum superposition of size O (1–10) μ m for mass m∼ 10− 17–10− 14 kg
is required to probe the foundations of quantum mechanics and test the classical and …

We describe microwave cavity-magnomechanical center-of-mass cooling of a levitated
magnetic sphere. The standing magnetic component of the electromagnetic wave within a …

Probing quantum mechanics and quantum aspects of general relativity, along with the
sensing and constraining of classical gravity, can all be enabled by unprecedented spatial …

Placing a large mass in a large spatial superposition, such as a Schrödinger cat state, is a
significant and important challenge. In particular, the large spatial superposition [O (10–100) …

Entanglement in hybrid quantum systems comprised of fundamentally different degrees of
freedom, such as light and mechanics, is of interest for a wide range of applications in …

Cooling macroscopic objects is of importance for both fundamental and applied physics.
Here we study the optomechanical cooling in a hybrid system which consists of a cloud of …

Macroscopic realism, the classical world view that macroscopic objects exist independently
of and are not influenced by measurements, is usually tested using Leggett-Garg …

Quantum ground‐state cooling of macroscopic mechanical resonators is of essential
importance to both fundamental physics and applied science. The conventional method of …