New NSF grant supports home-grown quantum spin semiconductors

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The grant supports developing an MOCVD system for quantum spin semiconductors — this could lead to more controlled material growth and improved properties.
Focusing on layered hybrid perovskites — these materials may enhance future computing technologies by utilizing electron spins, beyond just charges. Fique de olho:
Improved control over magnetic atom distribution through MOCVD could significantly advance quantum spintronic devices.

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The Kim Research Group has received a new $550,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a home-built metal-organic chemical vapor deposition system (MOCVD) for growing quantum spin semiconductors.

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