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A Toolbox for Creating Quantum Effects
“Twisty” Photons Could Turbocharge Next-Gen Quantum Communication
2021 Recap from Columbia Quantum's Newest Highly Cited Researchers
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2D Devices Have Hidden Cavities That Can Modify Electronic Behavior
2D Semiconductors Found to Be Close-To-Ideal Fractional Quantum Hall Platform
A Microwave Shield Yields Ultracold Dipolar Molecules
A Nanocrystal Shines On and Off Indefinitel
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