University of Surrey: Ant-Man and Superman Techniques Expose Tiny Hidden Impurities in Crystals
May 08, 2024
May 08, 2024
GUILFORD, England, May 8 (TNSres) -- The University of Surrey issued the following news release:
A breakthrough in atomic-scale X-ray imaging, detecting the presence of just a few hundred gallium atoms inside an otherwise pure silicon crystal, is being celebrated at the University of Surrey.
Spotting such tiny impurities could help build more efficient and powerful quantum computers.
Now, the team predicts that X-ray imaging will detect a single atom insid . . .
A breakthrough in atomic-scale X-ray imaging, detecting the presence of just a few hundred gallium atoms inside an otherwise pure silicon crystal, is being celebrated at the University of Surrey.
Spotting such tiny impurities could help build more efficient and powerful quantum computers.
Now, the team predicts that X-ray imaging will detect a single atom insid . . .