<ul><li>Scientists have discovered a dozen new 'species' of quantum states, adding to the growing 'quantum zoo'.</li><li>These new states could be important for building future stable and error-resistant quantum computers.</li><li>The states were found in twisted molybdenum ditelluride, without the need for an external magnet.</li><li>The discovery includes energy signatures related to non-Abelian anyons, which could be essential for topological quantum computing.</li></ul>

Welcome to the quantum zoo: Scientists discover a dozen new “species” of quantum states

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