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Electron-hole symmetry in quantum dots shows promise for quantum computing

11 Jun 2023
Graphene bilayer quantum dot
Both sides now: artist's impression of bilayer graphene with an electron-hole symmetric double quantum dot, where the electron and the hole are in different layers. (Courtesy: Sebastian Staacks)
Several unique phenomena that could benefit quantum computing have been observed in quantum dots mad

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