Researchers create controlled atomic nucleus movement in single atom
Berlin, Germany (SPX) Sep 19, 2024
A research team from Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands has successfully induced a controlled movement in the nucleus of a single atom by triggering an interaction with one of its outermost electrons. This precise manipulation, observed through a scanning tunneling microscope, opens new possibilities for quantum information storage in the nucleus, where it is less prone to externa
A research team from Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands has successfully induced a controlled movement in the nucleus of a single atom by triggering an interaction with one of its outermost electrons. This precise manipulation, observed through a scanning tunneling microscope, opens new possibilities for quantum information storage in the nucleus, where it is less prone to externa