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Plastic Shows Promise For Spintronics, Magnetic Computer Memory
September 25, 2002 — Researchers at Ohio State University and their colleagues have expanded the possibilities for a new kind of electronics, known as spintronics. Though spintronics technology has yet to be fully ... > full story -
University At Buffalo Materials Researchers Develop Device For "Ultrasmall" Data Storage
June 27, 2002 — Two University at Buffalo materials researchers have developed an extremely sensitive nanoscale device that could shrink ultra-high-density storage devices to record sizes. ... > full story -
"Quantum Dots" Could Form Basis Of New Computers
September 25, 2001 — Scientists at Purdue University are helping researchers take a quantum leap in computer technology. They have linked two tiny structures — quantum dots — in such a way that is essential ... > full story -
New Magnetic Semiconductor Material Spins Hope For Quantum Computing
August 1, 2001 — Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have created a semiconductor material that has superior magnetic properties at room temperature and that may ... > full story -
Eavesdroppers Beware: Single Photon Emission Prepares Way For Quantum Cryptography
December 22, 2000 — Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) report in the Dec. 22 issue of Science that they have built a device from which the emission of a single photon (particle of light) ... > full story -
IBM-Led Team Unveils Most-Advanced Quantum Computer
August 17, 2000 — At a recent technical conference at Stanford University, IBM-Almaden researcher Isaac Chuang described his team's experiments that demonstrated the world's most advanced quantum computer and ... > full story -
Quantum Memory: U-M Physicists Show It's Not Just For Theorists Anymore
January 20, 2000 — Using ultrafast lasers and a beam of cesium atoms, University of Michigan physicists have created a database that stores and retrieves data in atomic quantum phase, instead of the bits and bytes used ... > full story -
Cornell Physicists Report A Breakthrough In Writing Data To Magnetic Chips That Could Store "Terabits" Of Information
August 27, 1999 — Cornell University researchers have demonstrated a new way to write information to magnetic material that could lead to new computer memory chips that will have a very high storage capacity and will ... > full story -
Simulation Uses Quantum Mechanics To Understand Nanoelectronics
July 8, 1999 — A computer simulation developed at the University of Illinois is helping scientists better understand the strange world of nanoelectronics -- where a single electron can control a device, but quantum ... > full story -
Electronics Could Take A Quantum Leap
March 19, 1999 — A physicist at the U. S. Department of Energy Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory is exploring a quantum-based phenomenon that could substantially enhance computer microchips and ... > full story -
Yale, Bell Labs Physicists Forge Ahead In Field Of 'Spintronics' With First View Of Slow Electron-Spin Dynamics In Semiconductors
July 31, 1998 — Researchers at Yale University and Lucent Technologies' Bell Labs have advanced the field of 'spintronics' with a new, non-invasive technique to study electron-spin states deep inside ... > full story
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