aiqbench takeQuantum Computing
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This is foundational condensed-matter research rather than applied quantum technology. The $2 million DOE grant funds neutron scattering studies of electron spins in quantum materials that are out of equilibrium, a less-explored regime. Its relevance to quantum computing and other devices is indirect and still years from application, so readers should treat it as basic science rather than a near-term hardware milestone.
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Hitesh Changlani to model electrons in quantum materials
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
FSU’s Hitesh Changlani received a $2 million DOE grant to model how electrons behave within quantum materials, impacting fields from electronics to photosynthesis.
Florida State University physicist Hitesh Changlani will model the behavior of electrons in quantum materials with a $2 million Department of Energy grant shared with Brown University’s Kemp Plumb. The research will use neutron scattering to observe how these materials, found in technologies from smartphones to natural processes like photosynthesis, respond to changing conditions. “Quantum mechanics…
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