The recycling of quantum correlations triggered by general quantum measurements

Quantum correlation and measurement are central to understanding the quantum world and underpin the development of quantum information technologies. Recent advances in generalized and non-destructive measurements have enabled the exploration of quantum correlation sharing, including its fundamental significance and potential for quantum resource recycling. In this talk, we will examine the recent key progress in sharing Bell nonlocality, quantum steering, entanglement, network nonlocality, and contextuality, emphasizing the impact of measurement strategies.