Accidental breakthrough by UNSW researchers may have major implications for quantum computing
They controlled the nucleus of a single atom using just electric fields
An artist's impression of how a nanometre-scale electrode is used to control the quantum state of a single nucleus. Image credit: UNSW/Tony Melov
A team of researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) claim to have made an accidental breakthrough that could prove revolutionary in the field of quantum computing. The researchers said...
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