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Optical Detection of Coherent Nuclear Spin Control in a Molecular System at Room Temperature
Molecular systems with optically addressable electron spins are emerging as versatile quantum sensing platforms, offering tunable qubit properties and molecular-scale spatial control. Owing to their longer lifetimes, coupled nuclear spins provide an attractive resource for enhancing sensing performa
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