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A UCLA-led team has extended a quantum phenomenon called the commensurate charge density wave in tantalum disulfide from cryogenic temperatures to roughly 135 F by interleaving layers of the amino acid arginine between ultrathin sheets. Two other amino acids failed to produce the effect, and simulations suggest arginine fits the crystal lattice almost perfectly. The work points to molecule-guided design of quantum materials and possible energy-efficient memory.
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BusinessCalifornia Nanotechnologies has amended its Santa Ana lease to add 15,500 square feet, an approximate 80% increase to its existing 19,500 square feet footprint. The new lease takes effect November 1, 2026, at approximately US$22,500 per month.
Material Science · Yesterday
New productLake Shore Cryotronics has introduced the EMPX-H2 probe station, which adds a 0.6 T horizontal field electromagnet. It operates from 4.5 K to 420 K and probes wafers up to 25 mm in diameter.
Material Science · Yesterday
BusinessResearchers from Rutgers, IBM and collaborating institutions showed a quantum computer can repeatedly check and reset parts of itself while running. The experiment used a 156-qubit IBM Quantum Heron processor with a chain of up to 100 qubits.
Quantum Tech · Yesterday
New productPI has introduced the A-323 planar air bearing scanner, designed and manufactured in the USA. The basic configuration offers 500 x 500 mm XY travel, 2 m/s maximum velocity, approximately 2 g acceleration and 0.1 µm accuracy.
Metrology · Yesterday
Monarch Quantum congratulated Infleqtion on a $20 million NASA follow-on contract for the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder. Monarch Quantum supplies integrated photonics hardware for the mission's sensor.
Quantum Tech · Yesterday
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Monarch Quantum is supplying integrated photonics hardware for the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder, a NASA mission led by JPL that received a $20 million follow-on contract. The mission is expected to launch in 2030.
Photonics · 2 days ago
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