The Qubit Report
Because Quantum is Coming
Usually, a Defect in a Diamond Is a Bad Thing
Usually, a defect in a diamond is a bad thing... But for engineers, miniscule blips in a diamond’s otherwise stiff crystal structure are paving the way for ultrasensitive quantum sensors...
How to Create Magnetic Skyrmions in Ultra-Short Time Scales Using Pulses of Laser Light
In a new study, researchers Claudio Verdozzi from Lund University and Emil Viñas Boström and Angel Rubio from the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter in...
Magnetic Interactions Could Point To Miniaturizing Quantum Devices
In new research from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, scientists have achieved efficient quantum coupling between two distant magnetic devices, which can host a certain type...
Oxford Instruments NanoScience Supports Advanced Materials at U. College Cork With Next-Gen Dilution Refrigerators
Today, Oxford Instruments NanoScience announces the supply of two next-generation Cryofree® dilution refrigerators to the University College Cork (UCC). One of the ProteoxMX systems includes a high homogeneity 14T magnet for increased experimental...
Physicists Demonstrate Exotic Superconductivity With Possible Implications for Quantum Computing
MIT physicists and colleagues have demonstrated an exotic form of superconductivity in a new material the team synthesized only about a year ago. Although predicted in the 1960s, until now...
Could Superconducting Flakes Outperform Quantum Computer Hardware?
Researchers from the University of Bath have developed a technique for creating single-crystal flake devices so thin and pure that they may be able to outperform existing components for quantum...