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Quantum Simulator Could Help Uncover Materials for High-Performance Electronics

Quantum Simulator Could Help Uncover Materials for High-Performance Electronics

Physicists Capture Images of Ultracold Atoms Flowing Freely, Without Friction, in an Exotic “Edge State.”

Physicists Capture Images of Ultracold Atoms Flowing Freely, Without Friction, in an Exotic “Edge State.”

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An Electrostatic Quantum Nanocorral for Composite Charged Excitons

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Industry March 11, 2026
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Industry March 3, 2026
Cutting Down on Quantum Crosstalk

Industry February 13, 2026
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Industry October 30, 2025
Innovative Transistors for Quantum Chips

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