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🚀 A Quantum Leap in Materials Science and what this can mean for Digital Twins For the first time, MIT physicists have measured the quantum geometry of electrons in solids—a breakthrough that opens doors to manipulating quantum materials for applications like advanced electronics and quantum computing. Led by Professor Riccardo Comin the team developed a novel adaptation of angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) to reveal previously inaccessible wave function geometries, such as those in kagome metals. This milestone was achieved through close collaboration between theorists and experimentalists across MIT, Cornell, and South Korea. It highlights the power of innovation and global teamwork—even during a pandemic. Could this discovery accelerate the next generation of quantum technologies? #QuantumPhysics #MaterialsScience #Innovation