Scientific discovery at Quantum Foundry
Scientists excited over candidate superconductor material Metal Tech News – August 25, 2021
Last updated 7/12/2022 at 12:40pm

UC Santa Barbara
An illustration of the possible superconductor, the swirls show charge density wave physics, meaning each swirl is its own magnetic field.
Researchers at the National Science Foundation's first Quantum Foundry at the University of California Santa Barbara are making major breakthroughs in the development of materials that enable quantum information-based technologies for quantum computing, communications, sensing, and simulation.
The difficulty with quantum mechanics – deemed the hardest part of physics – is that quantum behav...
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