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IEEE Nanotechnology Magazine

The Editors’ Desk [Editorial]

B.J. Sheu, Shao‐Ku Kao

Published May 15, 2024• 0 citations
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It is our great pleasure to introduce Prof. Ching-Ray Chang (Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan) and Prof. Chao-Sung Lai (Chang Gung University, Taiwan) as Guest Editors of IEEE Nanotechnology Magazine. The theme of this Special Issue is Advanced Quantum Computing.
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10.1109/mnano.2024.3383269

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