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A scheme for converting qubits between two different representations, discrete and continuous variables, paves the way for more-efficient quantum networks.
The near-field chirality of a single-symmetry achiral object enables polarization-dependent unidirectional photocurrent generation, and the vectorial output paves a way for a new family of geometric photodetectors.