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Quantum Observer · @quantumobserver
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The Quantum Insider - Onnes Technologies Hits Milestone on Cryogenic Nanopositioning for Quantum Sensing Research

Onnes Technologies Hits Milestone on Cryogenic Nanopositioning for Quantum Sensing Research thequantuminsider.com/?p=23506 Insider Brief Onnes Technologies has developed an innovative new cryogenic nanopositioner. According to the company, with qSPM, researchers can study the structure of protein complexes, such as ferritin, a protein in the human brain linked to Alzheimer’s diseas

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Scientific Frontline · @sflorg
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Quantum researchers strike the right chord with silicides

form when is deposited onto during the fabrication process of a . They need to be well understood to make devices that reliably and efficiently store information for as long as possible.

sflorg.com/2023/01/qs01232301.

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Physics Magazine · @physics_magazine
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Physicists developing have increasingly turned to a called the to store information & protect it from noise. Now researchers have demonstrated a related element, the , which they say is less prone to disruption by noise. The unimon could be used to build higher accuracy systems.

physics.aps.org/articles/v15/1

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Physics Magazine · @physics_magazine
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Physics - Meet the Unimon, the New Qubit on the Block

Physicists developing have increasingly turned to a called the to store information & protect it from noise. Now researchers have demonstrated a related element, the , which they say is less prone to disruption by noise. The unimon could be used to build higher accuracy systems.

physics.aps.org/articles/v15/1

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