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Using Quantum Computers to Simulate the Properties of Materials

Scientists achieve important milestone in making quantum computing more effective.

Giulia galliLaura thomsonmayBenchen huangMarco govoniDepartment of chemistryNational quantum information science research centerUniversity of chicagoArgonne national laboratoryPritzker school of molecular engineeringMidwest integrated centerUs department of energyComputational materialsNational quantum information science researchPritzker schoolMolecular engineering

Argonne Scientists Use Quantum Computers to Simulate Quantum Materials

Argonne Scientists Use Quantum Computers to Simulate Quantum Materials
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Giulia galliBenchen huangMarco govoniDepartment of chemistryNational quantum information science research centerUniversity of chicagoArgonne national laboratoryPritzker school of molecular engineeringMidwest integrated centerUs department of energyComputational materialsQuantum information science researchPritzker schoolMolecular engineeringElectronic structureSpin defects

Scientists use quantum computers to simulate quantum materials

Scientists use quantum computers to simulate quantum materials
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Argonne scientists use quantum computers to simulate quantum materials

Promising spin qubits for quantum technologies, such as defects in silicon carbide, are simulated on a quantum computer, revealing and mitigating the effect of hardware noise.

Giulia galliBenchen huangMarco govoniDepartment of chemistryNational quantum information science research centerUniversity of chicagoArgonne national laboratoryPritzker school of molecular engineeringMidwest integrated centerUs department of energyComputational materialsQuantum information science researchPritzker schoolMolecular engineeringElectronic structureSpin defects

New AI technique developed at Virginia Tech could lead to innovations in biomaterials

Innovation often leads to new products, but new methods can be just as groundbreaking.

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