UChicago: Exploring a New Qubit with Spinel Gemstones

UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering Prof David Awschalom was part of a research team that demonstrated spinel a vibrant gemstone resembling rubies and sapphires is capable of storing quantum information making it a viable material in the field of quantum technology

The gemstone spinel, known for its vibrant colors resembling gems like rubies and sapphires, has now been shown to be capable of storing quantum information, making it a viable material in the field of quantum technology.

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