Common Metal Could Unlock a Cheaper Path to Quantum Materials
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Researchers at the University of Osaka created a cobalt-based thin film that generates honeycomb structures and magnetic interactions previously achieved only with scarce metals like ruthenium and iridium, potentially making quantum research more accessible and scalable.
The material has not yet been shown to host a quantum spin liquid or demonstrated in practical quantum computing applications.
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