Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and collaborators have developed a novel approach to accelerate the discovery of quantum materials. By combining high-throughput computational screening with precise atomic-scale fabrication, they can efficiently identify and create materials with desirable quantum properties. This method was demonstrated with tungsten disulfide, where a sulfur atom was replaced by a cobalt atom, resulting in promising quantum properties. The findings pave the way for advancements in quantum computing, telecommunications, and sensor technologies.
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