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Shrinking Qubits for Quantum Computing with Atom-Thin Materials
Simple Solutions for Quantum Chemistry
Single Photons Go for Gold
Superfluids are Supposed to Flow Indefinitely. Physicists Just Watched One Stop Moving.
Synthesizing Superatoms and Finding Success in Science
The Coldest Lab in New York Has a New Quantum Offering
Theoretical Physicist Ana Asenjo-Garcia Named a 2021 Packard Fellow
Toward a Quantum Computer That Calculates Molecular Energy
Untangling Quantum Information at Columbia
What Are 2D Materials, and Why Do They Interest Scientists?
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