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Room-temperature near-infrared optical readout of triplet spin states integrated in carbon nanotubes towards quantum sensing
Optically addressable electron spin qubits that function at room temperature and under ambient conditions are essential for advancing quantum sensing. Solid state defect platforms offer robust spin-photon interfaces but lack precise defect positioning and electronic tunability. Molecular spin qubits
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