An experimental physicist who coauthored the 2015 Delft electron-spin Bell test. The experiment entangled electron spins at sites separated by 1.3 kilometres. Efficient readout addressed the detection loophole, while fast random measurement choices and the separation addressed the locality loophole. The observed violation of a Bell inequality tested local realism without relying on fair sampling of undetected events.[ref]
Experimental loophole-free violation of a Bell inequality by Bas Hensen and others. Abstract: event-ready spin entanglement, efficient readout and spacelike-separated settings
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