<ul><li>Scientists at the University of Rochester have proven the existence of a nuclear-spin dark state, a special quantum state that can make quantum systems more stable.</li><li>This breakthrough has exciting potential for quantum computing, quantum sensing, and data storage.</li><li>Reducing noise in quantum systems can lead to better quantum computers, while the stability of the dark state could enable highly precise sensors.</li><li>The discovery of the dark state in silicon, a widely used material, could facilitate integration into future quantum devices.</li></ul>

Scientists prove the existence of a “dark state”

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