Quantum Dots Rebuilt by Light in a Trillionth of a Second
Argonne scientists have unveiled new methods for controlling material properties. The breakthrough enables researchers to ...
What to Know about the ‘Qudit’—and How It Could Change Quantum Computing
The rabbit hole of quantum gets weirder the deeper you go—but also has plenty of promise.
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How a chemistry professor at MIT accidentally made a Nobel Prize-winning breakthrough
Bawendi made his first quantum dot breakthrough during his postdoctoral years working under Louis Brus, one of the researchers who discovered quantum dots in the 1980s and one of Bawendi’s ...
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Chatbot can help you run quantum chemical simulations like a theoretical chemist
AutoSolvateWeb does the complicated and time-consuming tasks performed by computational chemists and automates them to ...
SLAC Just Fired the Most Intense Submicron Electron Beam in History – Here’s What It Can Do
Scientists carefully positioned lasers to compress billions of electrons together, creating a beam five times more powerful ...
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Thermopower unveils the secret fractional quantum state in graphene
Well, the electrons are forming a new quantum state where they move as if they were fractional particles rather than whole ...
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A Bit (or Qubit) About Quantum Computing: Q&A with Mark Horowitz
Researchers and tech companies are racing to develop quantum computers that can solve hard scientific problems that ...
Google, Microsoft and IBM are bullish on quantum computing. Are the chips of the future for real?
Quantum promises huge breakthroughs in drug discovery and last-mile delivery, but there are still unknowns about what a world ...