The MonArk Quantum Foundry is an NSF program that is jointly led by Montana State University and the University of Arkansas with the overarching mission to accelerate two-dimensional materials research for quantum technologies in the US.

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Publication: Phase-Coherent Transport in Two-Dimensional Tellurium Flakes
Publication: Phase-Coherent Transport in Two-Dimensional Tellurium Flakes
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Publication: Strain-induced gyrotropic effects in ferroelectric BaTi⁢S3
Publication: Strain-induced gyrotropic effects in ferroelectric BaTi⁢S3
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Publication: Nonlinear anisotropy in phase-tuned wide-gap halide
Publication: Nonlinear anisotropy in phase-tuned wide-gap halide
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Hugh Churchill featured on Short Talks from the Hill Podcast
Hugh Churchill featured on Short Talks from the Hill Podcast
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Research Team Discovers Atomic Configuration of Two-Atomic-Layer-Thick Paraelectric Materials
Research Team Discovers Atomic Configuration of Two-Atomic-Layer-Thick Paraelectric Materials
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UAPB and SDSMT are joining the MonArk Quantum Foundry!
UAPB and SDSMT are joining the MonArk Quantum Foundry!

The MonArk NSF Quantum Foundry announced!

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MSU and UA partner to form MonArk Quantum Foundry
MSU and UA partner to form MonArk Quantum Foundry

The MonArk NSF Quantum Foundry announced!

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