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Materials for Quantum Information Science: Roles in the Quantum Evolution 2.0
Quantum information science is entering a second phase, the Quantum Evolution 2.0, in which the challenge has shifted from demonstrating coherent control of individual quantum states to building scalable multi-qubit processors and networks. This transition places materials science at the center of t
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