Diamonds with certain optically active defects can be used as highly sensitive sensors or qubits for quantum computers, where the quantum information is stored in the electron spin state of these ...

In this study, chiral gold nanoparticles with a concave vortex cube structure were employed as the chiral substrate, exhibiting highly tunable optical chirality and intriguing chiral-induced spin ...

Scientists precisely removed a gold nanocluster's core atom and outer electron, revealing how spin state affects catalytic activity without structural loss. (Nanowerk News) In a breakthrough that ...

This precise manipulation allowed them to probe how the magnetic spin of the material influences its catalytic activity. The work, led by Prof. WU Zhikun in collaboration with Prof. YANG Jun from ...

This effect stems from a nontrivial coupling between electron motion and spin within chiral structures, yet quantifying it remains challenging. In recent years, chiral structures like helical ...

Diamonds that contain specific optically active defects, known as color centers, can serve as highly sensitive sensors or as qubits for quantum computers, with quantum information stored in their ...

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