Frequently Asked Questions

Quantum Horizons is an analytical platform dedicated to the rigorous exploration of quantum physics. We provide comprehensive analyses of foundational questions in quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, and quantum cosmology. Our mission is to bridge the gap between cutting-edge theoretical research and those who seek to understand the quantum realm with depth and precision. We serve researchers, educators, students, and science journalists through detailed articles, research analysis, and educational resources.

Our articles are written by our team of experienced physicists and researchers, each with extensive backgrounds in their respective specializations. Our team includes Dr. Eleanor Mitchell (quantum field theory), Dr. James Thornton (quantum foundations), Dr. Sophia Chen (quantum cosmology), Dr. Marcus Weber (mathematical physics), and other expert contributors. Each article is carefully researched and reviewed to ensure scientific accuracy and pedagogical clarity. You can learn more about our team on our About page.

While our website is not a peer-reviewed academic journal, all content undergoes rigorous internal review by our team of physicists before publication. We strive to maintain high standards of scientific accuracy and theoretical rigor. Our articles synthesize and analyze peer-reviewed research from the broader physics community, providing accessible yet precise explanations of complex concepts. For formal academic research, we recommend consulting peer-reviewed journals such as Physical Review, Journal of High Energy Physics, and similar publications.

We welcome contributions from the physics community! If you have original research, analysis, or educational content related to quantum physics that you believe would interest our audience, please contact us with a brief proposal. Include your background, the topic you wish to cover, and how it relates to our focus areas. We review all submissions and may collaborate with selected contributors to develop content for our platform.

You can reach our team through several channels:

• Email: info@quantumhorizons.org
• Phone: +44 20 7946 7832
• Contact Form: Visit our Contact page
• Mail: 50 Trinity Street, Cambridge CB2 1TB, United Kingdom

Currently, Quantum Horizons focuses on providing free educational content through our articles, research analysis, and resource library. While we do not offer formal courses at this time, we occasionally organize academic discussions and expert interviews. We're exploring the possibility of developing structured educational programs in the future. Subscribe to our updates through the contact form to be notified about new educational initiatives.

Our content is designed for readers with at least some background in physics and mathematics, typically at the undergraduate level or above. While we strive to make complex concepts accessible, we maintain theoretical rigor and use mathematical formalism where appropriate. Beginners may find some articles challenging but educational nonetheless. We recommend starting with our more foundational articles on quantum superposition and wave-particle duality before exploring advanced topics in quantum field theory or cosmology.

Yes! Researchers and educators are welcome to reference and cite our content for academic purposes, provided proper attribution is given. Please cite articles with the author name, article title, "Quantum Horizons," publication date, and URL. For any use beyond standard academic fair use (such as reproducing large portions of content or commercial use), please contact us for permission. Review our Terms of Service for detailed intellectual property guidelines.

We focus on four core areas:

• Quantum Mechanics Fundamentals: Wave functions, superposition, entanglement, uncertainty principle
• Quantum Field Theory & Symmetries: Gauge theories, Standard Model, renormalization, QCD
• Quantum Interpretations & Paradoxes: Copenhagen, Many-Worlds, measurement problem, Bell inequalities
• Quantum Cosmology & Gravity: Early universe, inflation, quantum gravity approaches

We aim to publish new in-depth articles and research analyses on a regular basis, typically 2-3 times per month. The frequency may vary depending on the complexity of topics and ongoing research developments in the field. Follow our Blog page for the latest articles, or contact us to receive notifications about new publications.

Yes! We maintain connections with research institutions and individual researchers worldwide. Our location in Cambridge, UK, provides access to a vibrant physics community. We're open to collaborative opportunities including joint research analysis, guest contributions, and academic partnerships. If your institution is interested in collaboration, please reach out through our contact page with details about your proposed collaboration.

Our quality assurance process includes: (1) Content authored by physicists with relevant expertise and credentials, (2) Internal review by team members with complementary specializations, (3) Citation of peer-reviewed research and established theoretical frameworks, (4) Regular updates to reflect new developments in the field, and (5) Openness to corrections from the broader physics community. If you identify any technical errors or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us—we value community feedback in maintaining accuracy.