Nanomaterials for Quantum Information
A special issue of Nanomaterials (ISSN 2079-4991). This special issue belongs to the section "Nanoelectronics, Nanosensors and Devices".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 January 2027 | Viewed by 21
Editors
Interests: 2D materials; magnetic materialss; spintronics
Interests: spintronics; magnetic semiconductors; chiral molecules; transition metal ferromagnets
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Dear Colleagues,
Quantum information technology has emerged as a transformative frontier for next-generation computing, quantum memory, and precision sensing. Despite substantial progress in quantum coherence regulation and qubit manipulation, the practical development of high-performance, scalable quantum devices still faces formidable challenges stemming from material limitations and device integration barriers. Recently, low-dimensional nanomaterials have been extensively explored for advanced quantum information applications. The integration of functional nanomaterials with quantum device architectures effectively optimizes quantum state manipulation, improves the fidelity of quantum entanglement, and suppresses quantum decoherence. Nanostructure engineering enables precise regulation of quantum confinement effects and spin-polarized transport, as well as optimized photon-spin interface coupling, which lays a robust foundation for the realization of high-efficiency quantum information processing.
This Special Issue aims to gather cutting-edge advances in nanomaterials-enabled quantum information devices and underlying mechanisms. It focuses on nanostructure-mediated quantum state regulation and innovative material or device design for quantum information systems. We invite the submission of original research articles and comprehensive review papers covering state-of-the-art progress in this field. Potential topics include, but are not limited to: low-dimensional nanostructured quantum devices, spin-polarized nanomaterials for quantum modulation, nanostructure-enhanced quantum coherence control, two-dimensional material-based quantum information devices, and topological nanostructures for quantum communication and quantum computing.
Dr. Zijing Zhao
Prof. Dr. Xiaolei Wang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nanostructured quantum devices
- spin-polarized nanomaterials
- quantum coherence control
- 2D materials
- topological nanostructures
- quantum information
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