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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Entangled molecules make a novel qubit platform

03 Jan 2024
optical components on an optical bench, bathed in orange light
Cooling apparatus: The laser set-up the Princeton team used to cool, control, and entangle individual molecules. (Courtesy: Richard Soden, Department of Physics, Princeton University)
Ultracold molecules are a step closer to being a viable platform for quantum technology thanks to tw

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Martijn Boerkamp is a science writer based in the Netherlands
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