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The US Department of Energy has reopened access to the Manhattan Project's historical data on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), a technique now being adapted by researchers like those at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to suppress noise in quantum computers. This shift allows scientists to leverage decades-old physics principles for improving qubit coherence times, directly addressing one of the primary hurdles in scaling practical quantum hardware. By integrating these legacy methods with modern control systems, engineers can potentially extend operational lifetimes without requiring entirely new fabrication processes.