World's First Room-Temperature Quantum Material Sorts Light in an Unprecedented Way
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LSU physicists created the first room-temperature quantum material that can distinguish among different quantum states of light and transport them through separate pathways, eliminating the need for bulky cryogenic cooling systems that have limited quantum materials to laboratory experiments.
Clinical translation remains future research.
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